With inflation rising rapidly, many Canadians are feeling the pinch financially. Canada’s inflation rate for February was at 5.7%, representing the highest the country has seen in
Monday January 17 marks Blue Monday – the most depressing day of the year. The third Monday of January is the period when Canadians see
The past two years have hit all Canadians hard – whether it be physically, mentally, emotionally or financially. With the holidays around the corner, many
Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada has a new name and logo! After more than 25 years, we decided it was time for a bit
November marks Financial Literacy Month across Canada. After a difficult year for many Canadians, more and more people are facing financial hardship. Financial Literacy Month
At the start of the pandemic, many Canadians were quick to register for the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB). The federal government’s $2,000-a-month payment was
When the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) was rolled out earlier this year to help Canadians who saw their income impacted by the coronavirus, everyone
Looking for your first home? Unless you’ve got a lot of cash in the bank, you will probably need a mortgage. Unfortunately, getting a mortgage is
Canada’s recently released unemployment numbers show that the jobless rate jumped from 7.8 per cent in March to 13 per cent in April – nearly
As Canadians settle into their third week of lockdown, the uncertainty that looms around COVID-19 has everyone worried about their finances. School closures and state
