Credit card debt

Inflation is starting to slow down in Canada, but prices are still increasing faster than they have in decades. And while the official measures …

In an ideal world, you’ll have paid off all your debt and be completely out of the red before buying a home. But with credit card debt a reality for many (roughly 1 in 3 Canadians … Read More

Credit cards are essential financial tools and can build your credit while simultaneously helping stretch your dollar through rewards and money-saving perks like travel insurance and purchase protection. But when you carry a balance, interest kicks … Read More

Let’s talk about your least favourite four-letter word—debt. Specifically, let’s talk about how to get out of it (and stay out of it!) for good. Don’t worry, we’re not going to tell you to increase your … Read More

This blog post was updated on May 20, 2019 Credit cards are an important part of your financial arsenal, and they can be excellent tools to bring you closer to your financial goals. Travel rewards credit … Read More

Canadians are well acquainted with the concept of IOU. According to TransUnion, the average Canadian’s non-mortgage consumer debt load climbed to $29,312 in the fourth quarter of 2017, with an average credit card balance of $4,154. Consumer … Read More