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Many Canadians use credit cards on a regular basis — but have you ever considered what a credit card actually is? Essentially you are borrowing money from your financial institution, with the intent of paying it back within a specific timeframe. Failure to pay off your entire balance results in high interest rates (around 19% or more) on the remaining balance, while a failure to make your minimum payments may hurt your credit score, increase...

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A payday loan is a short-term loan designed to provide you with some extra money until your next paycheque. Typically speaking, a payday loan is limited to 30% of your take-home pay. You are expected to pay back this loan once your next paycheque arrives by providing the payday loan provider with a post-dated cheque. While a payday loan doesn’t require credit approval, it is one of the most expensive ways to borrow money, with interest rates...

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