“Here for you” is all relative

If you live in Canada, you’ve probably received lots of e-mails from your financial institution and other service providers letting … More

Coronavirus and your expenses (with a BC twist)

Pandemic or no pandemic, we all have bills to pay….unfortunately. If, like many people, you are already feeling the pinch … More

A year ago, I finally became consumer-debt free, after being a slave to my monthly payments for close to … More

June 23rd, 2018 marked the day I officially became consumer-debt free.

In my previous post, I shared how F.I.R.E. has an element of privilege to it.

Yesterday, I made a lump-sum payment of a little over $ 8 000, effectively putting my consolidation loan to its final resting place.

There is an option to bankruptcy many people have never heard of: consumer proposal.

When someone has debt, it is not necessarily due to ignorance and recklessness. Sure, this is one reason, but by no mean it is the only one.

Peer-to-Peer lending has recently made its entrance into the Canadian market. It has been touted as the best financial thing … More

The most recent statistics indicate Canadians owe an astonishing $1.8 trillion in debt, including mortgages