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Credit Counselling Canada Advocates for Insolvency Counselling Change
Not-for-profit credit counselling services request a formal exemption from the proposed draft Directive No. 1R4, Counselling in Insolvency Matters.
Financial Literacy Collaboration with BestLifeRewarded
Credit Counselling Canada and BestLifeRewarded Innovations Work to Educate Canadians on Financial Literacy Credit Counselling Canada is pleased to partner with BestLifeRewarded Innovations (BLRI) ) to promote financial literacy education among Canadians. Finances are...
Credit Counselling Canada 2019 Award Recipients
Each year, Credit Counselling Canada (CCC) takes time to recognize outstanding individuals, organizations and groups who contribute to not-for-profit credit counselling. For 2019, the credit counselling award recipients are as follows: Credit Counselling Canada Award...
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.
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 Canada 2017 Award Recipients
Each year, Credit Counselling Canada (CCC) takes time to recognize outstanding individuals, organizations and groups who contribute to not-for-profit credit counselling. The 2017 credit counselling award recipients are as follows: Credit Counselling Canada Award This...
Study to Evaluate Long Term Outcomes of Debt Relief Options
Credit Counselling Canada receives funding from the Office of Consumer Affairs to conduct research project.
Who Will Be Most Impacted By Bank of Canada Interest Hike?
The Bank of Canada has hiked its benchmark interest rate to 0.75 per cent from 0.5 per cent, its first increase in nearly seven years. What does this mean for the average Canadian consumer? The move means consumers will likely pay more for borrowing such as...