There’s nothing more personal and appreciated then a homemade gift. Your friends and family will appreciate the time and creativity you put into making it for whatever occasion they are celebrating. It is also a great way to save money and stay within your gift giving budget. We have compiled a list of some of […]
Applying for Credit? Only You Can Decide What Makes a Good Offer
At some point, most of us have been offered financial products and services we hadn’t planned on buying. Perhaps it was in the form of extra insurance on our credit card or on our mortgage, or of a “pre-approved” increase to our credit limit on our card when we called the bank for something else. […]
Invest in your financial well-being
Every year, more of us struggle to meet our financial commitments. Many of us carry high debt and don’t even have access to basic emergency savings. In fact, Canadian households are devoting less of their disposable income to savings than ever before. Our debt-to-disposable income ratio is at an all-time high. Whatever form debt takes […]
Five Tips for Your Journey to Credit Card Debt Relief
Credit card debt is one of the most stressful forms of debt as it gets you caught up in a seemingly never ending debt cycle. Yet, there are many positive changes that you can make in order to regain your financial independence and eliminate credit card debt. Changing your habits may be the beginning of […]
10 Free Fall Activities for Your Family
One thing that can be said about the fall season is that it is short. If you don’t pay attention, it’s easy to miss everything that fall has to offer. Having a great time with your family this season doesn’t have to cost a lot, so try out these 10 free fall activities that you […]
What are My Credit Card Debt Relief Options?
It isn’t easy to achieve credit card debt relief especially if your credit card has been your financial lifeline for years. Yet, credit card debt is among the most expensive of all debts and one of the hardest to pay off. For Canadians, there are several credit card debt relief options to consider:
Should I Lease to Own a Big Ticket Item?
By Scott Purdie Consumerism is all around us with constant advertising messages from television, radio, print, as well as online. Advertising is such a creative art in that it’s meant to get a consumer to think about wanting a particular product or service in hopes that in time, the ad will bring the consumer into […]
Summer Vacations Ideas That Won’t Break the Bank
We all look forward to summer vacation but sometimes worry about the cost. Particularly if you’ve had a spate of unexpected bills we can end up feeling a little depleted of funds. There are though some great summer vacation ideas that won’t break the bank. Try a few of these suggestions. Try a staycation Often overlooked when considering alternative summer […]
5 Ways To Reduce Credit Card Debt
According to a recent credit report issued by Equifax Canada, consumer debt in Canada stood at $1.529 trillion as at the end of 2014, a rise of 7.7% from $1.42 trillion in 2013. This consumer debt was primarily acquired through credit cards. The numbers when it comes to credit card debt in Canada are a cautionary tale. […]
Easy Ways to Save Money on Everyday Expenses
Sometimes you just need to find a little extra money in your budget. Maybe you want to pay off debt, establish an emergency fund, or just purchase a special gift. Don’t worry! There are plenty of easy ways to save money on everyday expenses in almost every area of your life. Adding just a couple […]
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