With weeks to go before school resumes, many university and college students are packing their bags and heading for the United States. But as young ...

Every time someone looks at your credit file - even you - it's recorded. You probably know that usually these inquiries, sometimes called "hits," ...

To mark Canada's 150th birthday, the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) is rolling out a series of money management tips, "150 Tips in 150 Days," ...

Some Canadians have the same credit card their whole lives. But if you ask the experts, that's not the best idea, especially if you want to maximize the ...

If you have debt that's been haunting you for a couple of years, you may have a way out - with caveats. Provincial statutes of limitations may prohibit ...

It can be difficult starting a brand new life in a new country, especially when it comes to establishing credit. A 2015 study commissioned by the Bank of ...

Financial literacy classes form an essential ingredient for the employment preparation program offered at Inn  From the Cold (IFTC), a sanctuary ...

Finances are the No. 1 cause of stress in relationships and one of the leading causes of divorce, so it's no wonder couples might be a little hesitant to ...

You have Christmas spending in the winter, vacations to book in the summer and a hefty back-to-school shopping list in the fall. Some of your credit cards ...

Debt trouble is often described as "snowballing" for a reason - usually, it starts with something small that escalates little by little until you're ...