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What the data isn’t showing about credit stress

Canadians appear to be managing economic pressures overall, but deeper data and lender results reveal growing pockets of credit...

What the data isn’t showing about credit stress
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Why tax season is turning into a debt trap for Canadians (and how to avoid it)

Tax season can push Canadians deeper into debt as many rely on refunds. Here’s why it’s happening, and how...

Why tax season is turning into a debt trap for Canadians (and how to avoid it)

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Estate Planning

Don’t inherit a crisis: How to manage a parent’s debt before they pass

Learn how to protect your family from inherited debt, unexpected taxes, and estate pitfalls. Experts share tips on wills,...

Don’t inherit a crisis: How to manage a parent’s debt before they pass
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Should you pay off a personal loan early?

Paying off a personal loan early can save interest, but it’s not always the best use of extra cash....

Should you pay off a personal loan early?

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Financial paralysis and how to get moving again

Financial stress can lead to avoidance and inaction. A new report shows how debt is fuelling financial paralysis—and practical...

Financial paralysis and how to get moving again
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Is buy now, pay later a road to more debt? 

Expedia is offering buy now, pay later with Affirm, giving travelers flexible payment options—but could spreading out costs lead...

Is buy now, pay later a road to more debt? 
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Holiday debt hangover: How to get your finances back on track

Many Canadians start the year with credit card debt and stretched budgets. Learn practical strategies to manage holiday...

Holiday debt hangover: How to get your finances back on track

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How to improve your chances of being approved for a personal loan

If you’re applying for a personal loan, chances are it’s not because everything is going perfectly. Maybe you’re juggling...

How to improve your chances of being approved for a personal loan

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Financial Planning

From flight to fight: How to strengthen your financial resilience

Canadians are under growing financial strain. Here’s how to move from financial anxiety to action and build resilience with...

From flight to fight: How to strengthen your financial resilience

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