Ashamed of your debt? 4 steps to get your life back on track! One of the most frequent comments I hear from people who come into my office is how embarrassed they are that they ever got into their debt situation. That no matter how hard they tried to make their payments their balances never … Continue reading 4 Steps to Get Your Life Back on Track!
Did having weekly chores as kid keep you from getting out of debt as an adult? Every parent strives to teach their children about accountability, responsibility, and that actions have consequences. The tasks begin simply enough; make your bed and bring in the mail every day and you’ll get an allowance. Ah, the first taste … Continue reading Did having weekly chores as kid keep you from getting out of debt as an adult?
Spring Break: Your Permanent Vacation from Debt Spring Break is a time when many families take a vacation, get away from it all, and leave their winter woes behind. For a week or two anyway. The kids are excited, days are filled with family friendly activities, and the biggest worry is “did you pack enough … Continue reading Spring Break: Your Permanent Vacation from Debt
Debt Help: A Prescription for Life Got a headache? There’s a pill for that. Nasty Rash? There’s a cream for that. Muscle Strain? Apply cooling gel. Tummy Troubles? Take an antacid. Cuts and Abrasions? Disinfect and apply a band aid. Living with the long term effects of debt? There’s a cure for that too. When … Continue reading Debt Help: A Prescription for Life
Consumer Proposals and Bankruptcy Deciphered; The Top 6 Phrases You Should Understand Words like “bankruptcy” and “creditor” have made their way into our daily speech, but we still tend to misuse them. Even if you’ve never sought professional advice to deal with your financial troubles, you should know exactly what these phrases mean. The following … Continue reading Top 6 Bankruptcy Terms Every Canadian Needs to Know
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