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Dating and debt: the relationship between love and money

Love may not cost a thing but finding it can be pricey. Between dating apps, dinners, and dressing up, the average Canadian expects to spend between $80-100 on a first date. It’s no wonder 1 in 5 have cut back on dating to spare their bank accounts.
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Do I get paid while on strike? And other financial concerns

From negotiations to the picket line, a strike makes your day-to-day schedule—and your finances—unpredictable. Whether you’re part of a public service, private, or trade union, we’ve addressed four common financial concerns you might have while on strike.
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How tariffs impact Canadians—and how to prepare if you’re facing debt

Since US President Donald Trump took office in January 2025, tariffs and their impact on Canada’s economy have dominated the headlines.
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How do bankruptcies work in Canada?

Personal bankruptcy is a legal process designed to offer relief to Canadians struggling with overwhelming debt. 

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How to help friends or family struggling with debt

Debt can be a heavy burden that many people struggle with alone. How can you help the people you care about if they’re struggling with debt? Read on to learn more.
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What happens to debt after death?

No one wants to think about money after losing a loved one, but a concern that we often hear is what happens to debt after death? To bring some clarity, we’ve answered some of the most common questions people have about death and debt.
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How tariffs impact Canadians—and how to prepare if you’re facing debt

Since US President Donald Trump took office in January 2025, tariffs and their impact on Canada’s economy have dominated the headlines.
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