Should You Get A Wedding Loan?
After you pop the big question, the next big question might be how are you going to pay for the wedding? Dress? Honeymoon? We explore wedding loans vs credit cards, pre-martial debts and affordability.
After you pop the big question, the next big question might be how are you going to pay for the wedding? Dress? Honeymoon? We explore wedding loans vs credit cards, pre-martial debts and affordability.
Credit cards are required with some purchases for consumers, however filing bankruptcy means surrendering your cards. Doug Hoyes has 5 payment options if you don’t have access to a credit card.
Interest depends on the types of loans you borrow. Ted Michalos explains what the criminal interest rate is in Canada, how payday loans are a trap and what to do if you have overwhelming monthly interest.
Many debtors are caught in a payday loan cycle, and as Licensed Insolvency Trustees we strive to educate on the harms these loans actually cause. One trap used is good customer service. Learn more here.
Certain types of mortgages and mortgage lenders lead to higher risk for insolvent homeowners. Learn about why alternate, private mortgage market and non-bank lenders may not be the best choice.
Credit card use has increased across all demographics in Canada. In this blog find out how one of our clients fell into debt using credit and learn 7 signs that signal you're in credit card danger.
Loans are available for individuals completing a consumer proposal. In this blog, learn about the pros and cons of borrowing to pay off your proposal earlier and 3 alternative ways you can do this.
We’ve all heard about the idea of good vs bad debt, but what does this mean? Our experts dive into this conversation and offer their insights on how to tell if you have good vs bad debt.
Interest rates on credit cards are some of the highest among all available borrowing options. Ted Michalos explains why it's important to read those terms and conditions update when they come in the mail.
Mortgages give people the ability to buy homes, but is there such a thing as a mortgage that costs too much? Doug Hoyes explores high ratio mortgages and what you can do if you can’t afford your mortgage.
Have you ever run low on cash before your next payday? What solution did you use? If your answer is a payday loan, find out why they aren’t the best choice and 8 alternatives you could use instead.
People struggling with debt often turn to debt consolidation first, which is not the best choice for everyone. Find out common reasons why debt consolidation usually fails and what your alternative options are.
Credit is so much easier to get today and so many companies have entered the fray. Ted Michalos explains why lending is such a big business and what to look for before you take on more debt.
To make good financial decisions, you need a decent understanding of financial literacy. Doug Hoyes explains a few basic concepts about credit and borrowing to help you avoid overwhelming debt.
Smart borrowing will set you up for financial success in the future. In this simple guide we’ll explain the basics of what credit is, tips on how to manage credit and common borrowing mistakes to avoid.