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Debt Consolidation and Refinancing Options for Canadian Homeowners
For many Canadian homeowners, paying off debt is the number one priority for achieving financial health. Here we explore various debt consolidation and refinancing options Canadian homeowners can choose from to achieve financial freedom once and for all.
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The Culture of Debt: Canada’s Growing Credit Problem
Nearly three-quarters of Canadian families carry some form of debt. This figure is expected to increase as debt acceptance remains a cultural norm. But under the seams of this cultural norm are big issues that threaten to undermine the economy.
Read moreHow Much Debt is Too Much?
Debt is rampant these days and it’s not that often that you hear of people who are completely debt-free. But when does debt become too much? Here are five signs that could be your own red flags to let you know that you’re accumulating too much debt.
Read moreThe Power of Home Equity
In today’s financial climate it is becoming more and more important to expand and diversify financially. Many people have left the “security” of their full time, salaried jobs for the uncertainty of self employment. The reason being that there is no security in today’s corporate atmosphere. Restructuring and cut backs have been the norm for the…
Read moreIMF To Canada: Consumer Debt Is A Problem
IMF to Canada: Consumer Debts Are a Problem. Canadians need to watch out, as their consumer debts and other liabilities are really taking a big bite out of their income. With so much “interest drag”, how can one be expected to get ahead?
Read moreFood And Gas Prices Are Up. What Can You Do About It?
As recently reported in the Globe and Mail & on CTV News, food and gasoline prices are both significantly up. But you probably didn’t need me or them to tell you that. At first glance, you might wonder what the current inflationary trends in food and gasoline have to do with your mortgage. The reality…
Read moreA Warning Shot Fired over Household Debt and Mortgage Affordability
Bank of Canada Governor, Mark Carney, warns that low interest levels will not be a permanent feature of the economic landscape, and Canadians will need to address record levels of household debt.
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