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Here’s why Financial Literacy Month matters

Financial Literacy Month runs through November and is dedicated to improving the financial well-being of Canadians. Throughout the month of November we will be sharing advice and resources around income, assets and credit to help consumers better understand their finances!

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We'll be talking about income...

Do you find yourself overwhelmed when looking at the cost of housing? Or have you spent numerous hours on those mortgage calculator websites and left more confused than before? If so, you’ll find this information useful. Here, we talk more about what income is required for a mortgage.

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good vs bad assets

Good vs bad assets: What’s the difference?

Good vs bad assets: What’s the difference between the two? What does it mean to classify something as “good” or “bad?” Most Canadians possess both good and bad assets, whether they know it or not. Below, we discuss the distinction between these two terms, some common examples, and whether having bad assets is always a bad thing!

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reviewing your credit score

Tips to build and protect your credit score

Looking to improve or protect your credit score? Financial Literacy Month is the perfect time to focus on your personal financial goals, and what you can do to achieve them. For many people, a great place to start is by examining their credit. If you decide you would like to build your credit, here are some tips to help you get started.

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