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Buying a Plot of Land for Mobile Homes

Owning your own land is a dream for many people. Whether you are wanting to start a farm, invest for financial purposes or just have a sense of home security, buying land can be a very rewarding experience. If you’re looking to buy several acres of land, then a bank loan will be your best [...]

Top 5 Reasons to Apply for a Car Title Loan

You have bad credit You need to repair your vehicle You are in need of emergency money fast You cannot get a loan at a traditional bank You have a bankruptcy on your record If any of these reasons sound like you, then perhaps applying for a Car Title Loan with a private lender is [...]

Even the Recession Didn’t Slow Canadians Down

It’s official. The average Canadian is now in debt a total of $41,740 according to the most recent report issued by the Certified General Accountants Association of Canada. They have shown that Canadians’ household debt load kept rising through the recession and peaked in December at $1.41 trillion making the debt to income ratio 144 [...]

Back in the Black

If it’s been a long time since your finances have seen anything but red, you’re not alone. In 2009, the Certified General Accountants Association of Canada released a shocking report on the state of finances in Canada. According to the report, Canadians have reached an all-time debt high of $1.3 trillion dollars. At the time [...]

Five Financial Hiccups to Avoid

Hiccups in our financial world shouldn’t bring our proverbially house tumbling down. Too often, though, they do. And it’s only because we’ve fallen into some pretty bad habits that, when our finances encounter a rough spot, it wreaks havoc in our lives. Here are five financial missteps to avoid to help keep your financial house [...]

Lessons in Financial Literacy

The federal government launched a Financial Literacy Task Force in the Ontario school system last June. It is aimed at their grade 4 to 12 students in hopes of teaching them how to avoid the financial debt Canadian’s are currently experiencing due to the Great Recession. It’s a life lesson many Canadian’s missed out on [...]

Bad Debt Blues, or Good Debt News?

There is a difference in the kinds of debt we carry, so if you find yourself discouraged about all the payments you seem to be making to loans, lines of credit, mortgages or others, consider what kind of debt you are really carrying. You may discover that you have a number of good debts, and [...]

Do It For Your Kids & Your Taxes

Have you ever had to say no to your kids for something you know they really need, and you wish that you could give them? Maybe one of your children wanted to play hockey, or take dance classes. But the costs! Who can pay those fees? Well, you might be able to afford them more [...]

The Rollercoaster of Interest and Debt

Feel whoozy these days when you think about your mortgage and climbing interest rates? The Bank of Canada says rates may climb several percentage points this year. Homeowners, with floating mortgages and variable interest rates, may be hardest hit. More so, if you overextended your budget to buy the most home possible, at the lowest [...]

Financial Woes that Should Make You Feel Better

I think it’s safe to say that we have all made some costly financial errors during our lifetimes. Some may have been minor errors of bad judgement like lending money to friends or family. Others may have been larger lessons such as maxing out a credit card in one unfortunate shopping marathon.