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8 Ways to Save on Back to School Shopping
Back to school shopping can be expensive! Here are 8 ways to get the kids back to school without getting back into debt.
Credit Counselling Canada Welcomes Two New Members
Credit Counselling Canada is pleased to announce the addition of two new members: Credit Counselling Thames Valley and Community Counselling Centre of Nipissing.
Linda’s Story- Exceptional Service Award Winner
Congratulations Linda Wilke, recipient of the Credit Counselling Canada Exceptional Service Award 2018.
10 Tips to Save Money This Summer
There are a number of ways to cut back on summer splurging – some are simple everyday tips, others may have you reconsidering your summer plans, but all can help you save money.
CCSAC Grade 4 Read Uses Books to Teach Kids About Money
To teach kids about money, CCSAC has created ‘The Grade 4 Read’ program. The program is carried out annually during National Financial Literacy Month.
Credit Counselling Canada Supports Amendment to Reduce Criminal Rate of Interest
CCC had the opportunity to act as a witness to the Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce regarding Bill S-237.
Credit Counselling Voices Concerns Over Insolvency Counselling Proposed Directive
Not-for-profit credit counselling services request a formal exemption from the proposed draft Directive No. 1R4, Counselling in Insolvency Matters.
The Beginner’s Guide to Retirement Planning
After listening to a speaker on retirement planning, Joan realized she had a lot to do. Here is her beginner’s guide to get you started!