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Nearly half (47 per cent) of all homeowners with a mortgage agree in that they’re concerned about their ability to make their mortgage payments when interest rates rise, according to a survey conducted by MNP Debt.

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As the nation awaits the Bank of Canada’s (BOC) next announcement on interest rates, British Columbians’ debt anxieties are being highlighted by a new Ipsos survey conducted on behalf of MNP Debt.

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National Addictions Awareness Week Naaw

November 15-21, 2015 is National Addictions Awareness Week (NAAW) in Canada. Every year, organizations across the country observe this important week and do what they can to help those who may be struggling with addictions, while raising awareness and...

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My debts are over $75,000, and I’ve been told I can’t file a proposal – is that true?

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My cousin claimed bankruptcy a couple years ago and of course is having trouble getting credit. He is back on his feet now and making good money, can he some how pay off his bankruptcy and have his credit cleared of it?

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Motoring Through Debt

When people are struggling with debt, often one of their biggest worries is that they will lose their vehicle. For many, their vehicle represents not just a way to get themselves to work or the kids to hockey, but freedom itself. The idea of life without...

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Mother May I Follow Your Advice

​​​With Mother’s Day fast approaching, I am reminded of some of life’s lessons my mother taught me about spending and shopping.

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Mortgage The Right Planning Can Make You Feel Right At Home

Congratulations! You’ve found your perfect home and qualified for a mortgage. The big work is done now. Or is it?

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More Than Half Of Canadians On The Brink Of Insolvency

​Despite the fact that the Canadian economy continues to struggle, low interest rates have encouraged many Canadians to take on more debt.

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More Than Half Of Canadians In A Mortgage Balancing Act

Given the country’s weakened economy and devalued dollar, paired with significant unemployment rolling through some provinces – it’s suffice to say Canadians are struggling. Low interest rates however, have kept many spending, often relying on credit...

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