Managing your finances as a veteran in Canada isn’t easy. A recent Global News article reported that Veterans Affairs Canada handed out overpayment notices, and could need to pay back thousands of dollars in Income Replacement Benefits (IRB).  Canadian soldiers often leave the military with injuries, health concerns, or gaps in steady employment. The rising...Continue reading

  When it comes to our finances, most of us could use a little more education. To help shed some light on the subject, let’s discuss financial literacy and debt management. We’ll talk about what these concepts mean, and why they are valuable in terms of financial planning. Also, we’ll also provide tips for improving...Continue reading

From pre-natal preparations to preschool to post-secondary, raising a child in Canada is not for the financially faint of heart. The average annual cost for raising a child to the age of 18 has been estimated to be a cool $13,000 which, of course, will not necessarily decrease at that age if you plan to...Continue reading

What is Debt Consolidation? Debt consolidation is a form of debt relief often used to avoid failing to pay interest on an existing debt. It is commonly used by people in order to pay off loans or eliminate their own credit card debt. The act of debt consolidation usually requires the debtor to take out...Continue reading

Debt Solutions are available to you, don’t be bogged down by debt David was a 25-year-old honors student fresh out of University with an accounting degree, starting a brand-new job in Muskoka. David was successfully able to get a mortgage loan and begin living on his own on a beautiful lakefront property. David loved his...Continue reading