Has the increased cost of living affected the love lives of Canadians? We asked Canadians their thoughts on dating with debt and how important finances are to a relationship.
Has the increased cost of living affected the love lives of Canadians? We asked Canadians their thoughts on dating with debt and how important finances are to a relationship.
Different life stages, like being a student, buying a house, or retiring, may mean taking on debt. Knowing where you stand financially can help you decide where to go next on your financial journey. See if your debt is 'normal' for your age.
When accessing your credit report, the structure and terminology may seem intimidating—but we’ve got you covered. We’ve pulled together a simple guide on how to make a healthy habit out of accessing and reviewing your credit report on a yearly basis.
Has the increased cost of living affected the love lives of Canadians? We asked Canadians their thoughts on dating with debt and how important finances are to a relationship.
Understanding how a divorce impacts your debt is important, whether it's a mortgage, car loan, or credit card debt. That's why we created this guide—to clearly outline how individual and joint debt is handled in divorce; how to protect your finances during a divorce; and how to deal with unmanageable debt after a divorce.
Are you worried about an upcoming mortgage renewal? You’re not alone. Interest rates in Canada are significantly higher than 2020 and expected to remain so, meaning homeowners with mortgage renewals could see their monthly payments increase by $400+. If you’re struggling to afford your mortgage payments, you should look into the following six options:
Every person's debt situation is different. Our debt repayment calculator can help you understand your debt management options and estimated monthly payments.