Why Consumers Need Credit The abuse of credit cards in society today is sadly widespread and misunderstood. The problems that develop from keeping up with just the minimum payments leads to significant anguish in a relatively short period of time. There are however tremendous benefits that can be derived from the intelligent use of credit … Continue reading Why Consumers Need Credit
The Costs of Doing Nothing Debt is the single biggest threat to our financial future, yet it is the most overlooked piece of every financial plan. Excessive debt is a problem that many Canadians have to handle. All too often though people put off dealing with it because they either don’t know where to turn … Continue reading The Costs of Doing Nothing
Debt restructuring is the process by which a significant portion, usually 60-80% is extinguished while the remainder gets paid off over a period of up to 5 years interest-free. It is principally a method to avoid bankruptcy. Creditors like it because they get something in return on what they have lent out. In comparison, a bankrupt … Continue reading What does it mean to restructure debt?
The benefits of home ownership There is no better feeling in the world, as a homeowner to see the value of your property going up in value each year. Seeing neighbours sell their property at ever increasing prices creates a sense of empowerment. A desire to spend and spend big as the value of your … Continue reading The Downside to Living Through a Housing Boom
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