My goal as a Financial Educator is to use my experience as a
banker and credit counsellor, to help people alleviate money stress and
work toward their goals
@rcarrick I suspect that outside of the the lower mainland and the Golden horseshoe young people can still get into the real estate market without parental aid.
People use to leave where they grew up to seek opportunity and a better life. It can still be done.
Car dealerships can try to get you in the door by advertising weekly payments that look more affordable than monthly ones. When budgeting monthly, make sure to multiple that weekly payment by 4.2! https://t.co/y16PyaBeBZ
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Giving feels good, but avoid letting it put you into debt. Here's how to plan donations into your budget and identify other ways to lend your support. https://t.co/2XFriFLbgS
Credit 101: We are answering #FAQ about #Credit. Check out Part 1 of an ongoing series w/ our Mary. Are you making minimum payments on your #CreditCards? Learn how to make a larger impact with payments to pay off #CreditCard#debt faster https://t.co/NhKsJmfWha #FridayMotivation
. @FCACan gives an excellent summary of the things to watch out for in order to protect your debit card information! Stay in the loop by checking out their website 👇
#FraudPrevention
We often hear from Canadians, who co-sign a #Debt or share a #JointDebt with someone without fully understanding the #commitment. Check out my @theprovince article "How not to get caught by joint or co-signed debt" to learn more https://t.co/cKWabYsBNC #Finances#WednesdayWisdom
Anne is one of our educators that can help provide #workshops to get people the Continuing #education Units they need for to maintain an #accreditation.
The information is valuable, but access to her knowledge is #Priceless.
Christmas is coming, but especially this year, money can be tight. Read our latest @theprovince article for tips to plan an affordable celebration and holiday with your family. https://t.co/PVsqLZlOfi