Will Today’s Canada Mortgage be Underwater Tomorrow?
Prices are high in Canada, that’s not really any secret. The sky-high housing market began in Vancouver and now it’s made its way to Calgary and Edmonton. People anywhere East of there are now starting to worry that the rising house prices are going to make their way across the entire country. The problem is…
Read moreSave $1,000 in 10 Minutes
Many of us have made the New Year’s resolution to start saving more and spending less. We’ve even talked about it a great deal on this blog. And while that all sounds fine and well, how exactly can you do that? It might be easier than you think – and it could only take you…
Read moreCanuck Credit Card Spending is Up
Merry Christmas! It’s here, Christmas morning is here! And while we all watch kids unwrap presents, or just spend time with our families and relax – our credit cards are doing the same thing, relaxing. After weeks, (and for some of us, months) of spending, spending, spending, credit cards are finally getting their break too….
Read moreHow Many Gifts did You Buy with Loyalty Rewards This Year?
Christmas morning is just hours away, and many of us are just putting out our cookies for Santa, or tying a bow on our last present to tuck under the tree. Looking at the gifts you purchased this year for your loved ones, how many of those were bought through loyalty reward programs such as…
Read moreThings to Consider Before Co-Signing a Mortgage
On Monday we began our mini-series about co-signers and mortgages in Canada. While we covered who they were, what they do, and how they can be a great help to home buyers, there are still a few things you need to consider if you’re considering being a co-signer for someone’s mortgage. Most of these revolve…
Read moreBreaking Down One Debt this Year Should be Your Only Resolution
It’s that time of year again. That time when we all start thinking about how we’re about to embark on a new chapter, a new beginning – a New Year. And as such, it’s time to start making those resolutions that typically include things like losing weight and quitting smoking. Often, putting money into savings…
Read moreCanadians Finally Doing Something About Debt!
Maybe it was hearing that for the first time since the recession hit, our household debt levels surpassed those of the United States. Or maybe it’s the fact that 2012 is looming ever-closer, and that means that the time is running out on Mark Carney’s promise to keep interest rates low for the remainder of…
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