As Canadians are struggling with a weakened economy and a consistently increasing cost of living, it's no surprise to learn that many are relying on credit and (current) low interest rates to help keep up with monthly financial obligations and expenses.

I would like to buy a car for $5000.00 dollars. Will it be taken from due to bankrupcy?

Buy Nothing Day: It’s been described as a movement, a means for people to reclaim control over rampant consumerism, an exercise in financial discipline, a protest.

Effects of the downturn are becoming clearer as it appears many Albertans relied on savings to offset reduced hours and job losses.

A combination of high – albeit leveling – debt, a manageable cost of living and low savings has Albertans feeling conflicted about their finances.

I am over 50,000.00 in credit card debt. Would I be better off to claim bankruptcy than to try to bring down my interest rates?

The Bank of Canada announced on Jan. 21 the interest rate had been cut by 0.25%. Although good news, MNP personal bankruptcy trustees caution Canadians about taking advantage of this decrease by taking on more debt.

5 helpful tips for managing your holiday spending

As 2018 draws near, now is a fantastic time to reflect on the year passed and the goals you would like to accomplish for the year to come.

Aside from getting in shape, finally getting on top of debt is among the top New Year's resolutions made every year.