RRSP Loan: Does it makes sense to borrow to invest?
The Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) is one of the most powerful tax-sheltered investment accounts available to Canadians. The only way to make use of its power to lower your…
Debt
Paying off debt isn't easy. Whether you're carrying balances on credit cards, lines of credits, student loans, or all of the above, debt has much an emotional and psychological weight as a financial one.
We have lots of articles on paying off debt, but we bet you're looking for one of these:
- The Debt Avalanche vs the Debt Snowball
- How to Pay Off Student Loans
- How to Calculate Your Net Worth
- Undebt.it Review: The Best Free App To Get You Out of Debt
- Pay Your F*cking Debt
These articles will share tips, strategies and tactics to paying off debt. Learn how others conquered large balances, and what simple changes you can implement today to help lower your balance!
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Saving Money is More Important Than Paying Off Debt
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What is the RRSP Lifelong Learning Plan?
The RRSP Lifelong Learning Plan is a great way to pay for your post-secondary education if you want to avoid taking out student loans or liquidating other savings. If you…
My PhD Helped Me Pay Off $60K Of Student Loan Debt
Many people will tell you the best way to avoid debt is to actively choose not to take any debt on. Student loan debt, in particular, is something that burdens…
What Paying $15k Of Student Debt By Freelancing Taught Me About Managing Money
In July 2019, I became debt free after paying over $50,000 from private and federal loans that I took out for my undergraduate degree. A majority of this was paid…
How to Pay Off Student Loans
For many people, their student loans will be the largest debt they ever carry, second only to a mortgage. In Canada, the average university graduate finishes school with $26,000 of…
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