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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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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 does car repossession work and how can I avoid it?

Car loans are a significant part of household debt. If you don’t own a home, your vehicle may be your most valuable asset. We've put together answers to the most common questions about car repossession in Canada to help you understand what to expect and what you can do to avoid it.

Should I use a HELOC to pay down debt?

As you pay down your mortgage, the equity tied in your home can be an appealing asset to manage financial stress. A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) lets you use the equity in your home to cover large expenses or pay off debt, but is it worth the risk?

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How to budget as a single parent

Being a single parent comes with unique financial challenges. With only one income, managing the cost of living can be difficult and increase the risk of falling into debt. But debt isn’t a dead end—there are strategies and resources available to help you manage financial pressures.
An image of a man and woman at a cafe. The woman is sitting at a table with a cup of coffee, and the man has approached her and is standing next to her giving her a flower.

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.
Young woman carrying a large yellow tote bag shopping for produce in a grocery store

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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