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Category: Credit Card Debt - Page 2

How Many Credit Cards are Too Many?

By Benjy Houser

Although Canadians are carrying fewer credit cards, they’re carrying increasingly higher balances, according to a survey conducted by TransUnion. More alarming, consumers seem to be more focused on the points they are earning rather than the interest they are racking up.  Credit cards are an important way to build credit history, they can be useful … Continue reading How Many Credit Cards are Too Many?

Using Your Credit Cards Like Cash – Prevent Your Balances From Spiralling Out of Control

By Ryan Brown

Using Your Credit Cards Like Cash – Prevent Your Balances From Spiralling Out of Control It is easy to fall deeper into debt if you aren’t regularly monitoring your finances and spending. Credit cards are one of the most readily available and dangerous tools for unsuspecting consumers. In Canada, nearly half of all credit card … Continue reading Using Your Credit Cards Like Cash – Prevent Your Balances From Spiralling Out of Control

Stop cashing out investments to solve debt!

By Terryl Allen

There are reasons why RSP’s, insurance policies, equity in the home, among other items are exempt from being liquidated in the event of an insolvency. In an effort to keep this blog post at a reasonable length, I won’t go into detail about our highly leveraged financial system. In saying that, suffice it to say, … Continue reading Stop cashing out investments to solve debt!


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