Over2 million students were enrolled in Canadian post-secondary programs in 2021. Options for study? Vast. But so are your potential debt obligations upon graduation ..read more

Navigating through the world after losing your job can be scary. There are uncertainties and questions that come along with adjusting to a new lifestyle. Figuring out what to do can seem daunting, but when you’re equipped with the right tools and support, you’ll come out stronger and find new growth in these next steps.  ..read more

It all began with a few small purchases I didn't need. I remember the feelings so vividly. Whenever I felt stressed, sad, or anxious, I added multiple items to my online shopping cart and clicked the checkout button to self-soothe.  ..read more

When did you last apply for a credit card, mortgage, or line of credit? Do you remember hearing the word “credit score” tossed around? Maybe your high credit score helped you score that loan. Or your low credit score was a factor for rejection ..read more

When you receive your annual tax refund, the extra cash can feel like a reward. But what should you do with that money? Some might see this refund as an opportunity to buy themselves something nice or put some cash away for a rainy day ..read more

You’re back from your weekend getaway to Niagara Falls.  Maybe you played a few rounds of blackjack and lost a few hundred bucks. But at the end of the day, you know gambling and lottery odds aren’t in your favour. If it’s a once-in-a-blue-moon thing, you’re probably in the clear from serious gambling debt or addiction.  ..read more

Have you been putting off filing your taxes for 2022? Don’t worry, you’re not alone, and the good news is that there is still time! The deadline for most Canadians to file their 2022 tax returns and pay any amounts owing is April 30, 2023. However, since that date falls on a Sunday this year, you have until May 1, 2023 to file. Those who are self-employed have until June 15, 2023 to file their 2022 tax return ..read more

Identity theft can be a major hassle to deal with. When an unscrupulous person takes your personal information and uses it to open new credit cards, bank accounts, loans, or other financial services and bails on the debts they accrue, it can ruin your credit ..read more

Amid concerns over inflation, a rising cost in living, and talk of a looming recession, more Canadians are seeking out financial advice on how to make the most of their money ..read more

“Together, or separate bills?” You can get a sneak peek into your partner’s financial values on the first date. Of course, that won’t tell you the whole picture. Do they take you to an extravagant restaurant and cover a $500 bill? They could be successful and enjoy life in the moment — or they could be reckless with their money ..read more