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Alberta homeowner faced with roadblock of someone else’s debtA woman who purchased a home three years ago says she hasn't been able to get much a needed loan due to a nearly $15,000 debt on her land title that belongs to the previous owner.ConsumerJul 13
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‘Spend wisely’: Advice from Okanagan experts as Bank of Canada raises key lending rateThe Bank of Canada says it took the measure as it tries to fight out-of-control inflation.MoneyJul 13
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Atlantic Canadians making more cuts as interest rates rise, data showsAccording to the latest MNP Consumer Debt Index conducted quarterly by Ipsos, six in 10 Atlantic Canadians say interest rate increases have impacted them.MoneyJul 11
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1 in 4 homeowners say rising mortgage rates could push them to sell: surveyRising interest rates could push roughly one in four homeowners to a point where they have to sell their homes, according to a new survey.MoneyJun 13
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Dealing with debt: Experts break down ways to manage as Canadians struggleMany Canadians are struggling with debt. Experts gave Global News their best advice on how to manage debt, cautioning more will likely struggle in the months to come.MoneyJun 2
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Returning workers must create financial strategies to cope with increased costsFinancial expert gives tips on how to get out of debt and start setting financial goalsEconomyMay 22
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Angus Reid poll suggests half of Canadians feeling outpaced by rising living costsThe poll results show that one-third of respondents say they have too much debt, with Saskatchewan showing the highest figure in Saskatchewan at 51 per cent.CanadaFeb 28
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One in three Canadians struggles with non-mortgage debts, Credit Counselling Society says“About a third are saying their finances are in the worst shape (than before the pandemic)," said Scott Hannah, Credit Counselling Society's president.CanadaFeb 3
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Roughly half of Canadians financially insecure as debt confidence hits record low: reportThe latest MNP Consumer Debt Index found the twin stressors of holiday spending bills coming due and the resurgent COVID-19 pandemic has Canadians feeling squeezed.MoneyJan 17
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Consider a New Year’s resolution to freeze your spending in January and reset your financial habits: expertsA January spending freeze can be the cleanse that resets your habits and enable you to consider what you truly value while setting new future goals.MoneyDec 29, 2021
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