Debt
Regina YMCA hosting information session as debt passes $5M
By David Baxter Reporter
After a tough fiscal year, the Regina YMCA has seen their debt grown. The community organization will be holding an information session next week on future plans. Continue reading
Social media ‘FOMO’ blamed for rising bankruptcy declarations in B.C.
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Credit counsellors say the desire to be seen living a wealthy lifestyle is contributing to more bankruptcies in the province. Continue reading
Skyrocketing global debt a top concern, Bank of Canada official says
“The global development that concerns me the most, though, is rising debt,” Carolyn Wilkins said. Continue reading
Is your debt making you undateble?
As unromantic as it sounds, talking about money is key to a relationship’s success. Continue reading
46% of Canadians $200 or less away from not being able to pay their bills
The number of Canadians who are $200 or less away from financial insolvency at month-end has jumped to 46 per cent, up from 40 per cent in the previous quarter, as interest rates rise. Continue reading
Brockville mayor wants to keep municipal tax increase close to 2 per cent
Brockville city council will down for another round of budget deliberations Thursday night. Continue reading
Personal finance tips to get your debt on track in 2019
If you are feeling guilty or stressed about all the money you spend this Christmas, personal finance expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq has tips for a “finance detox” in 2019. Continue reading
FCAA warns consumers about the financial dangers of extended term loans
Saskatchewan’s FCAA warn consumers who buy vehicles based on extended term loans are at a greater risk of being in a negative equity position. Continue reading
Rhode Island school district hires collection agency to recoup unpaid lunch money
The district said unpaid debts for the academic year now total $45,859. Continue reading
Law firm forced to close after former N.S. Liberal Party president allegedly misappropriated clients’ money
Adam Rodgers confirmed that the Port Hawkesbury-based Rodgers Law Group — formerly known as Boudrot Rodgers Law Inc. — will be closing its door after he discovered the firm was $1.5 million in debt. Continue reading