Nearly everyone can stand to have a better credit score, and no one wants to wait around for it - especially when it seems nearly everything, including ...

The government and nonprofits alike are exploring ways to deliver financial literacy training in the workplace, thanks to a demand for money-management ...

If you have credit card debt, a line of credit, and a pile of expenses, tapping that pot of money sitting locked away in a Registered Retirement Savings ...

Debt is on the rise among older people, and as a child of a retiree, you may find yourself helping your parents navigate the world of credit and debt. ...

When it comes to using credit cards wisely, Canadians do a relatively good job. A 2023 survey by The Strategic Counsel found that 64 per cent of Canadians ...

Springtime isn't just for cleaning out the garage and washing your windows. Now's the perfect time of year to tidy up your finances, too. By taking simple ...

A "surprise" consumer insolvency is one where a person's credit history shows they are paying their bills on time as expected, but right before they ...

Without a credit history, it's difficult to be approved for a loan when you purchase a house, car or other big-ticket item. And if you do get approved, ...

Many time-pressed Canadians automatically file away their credit card statements each month, paying little or no attention to statement content. This ...

Feeling caught in a debt spiral? Many Canadians have household debt, and with interest rates on the rise, many people are going to have a harder time ...