Financial FAQ

To work from home effectively you’ll need to be organized, a self-starter, motivated, and most likely at least reasonably good with technology.

The easy answer is; trust your gut and do your research.

A joint auto loan can be an effective method to pay your vehicle faster and cheaper. However, borrowers should be mindful of risking their credit score for late or delinquent payments made on their loans.

How you pay your bills and the consistency of paying them have the most influence on your credit score. Therefore, you should pay your bills always on time in full amount.

No, your immigrant status does not affect your credit score

No, Canadian financial institutions are not concerned with your credit history from a foreign country.

Yes, the credit score or credit report is linked with your SIN Number.

The key is to keep your kids busy, create a schedule for yourself (and them), and separate your work and parent life.

Depending on your situation and financial goals, there is no limit on the number of credit cards you can own. However, be aware of your credit card transactions as it can affect your credit score.

Getting married means sharing each other's lives and it can involve handling many responsibilities such as managing both personal finances. When it comes to handling credit, there are misconceptions about how to manage them individually or together as a couple.

No! Annuity and amortization are two different financial processes with annuity being a commercial product to grow money, and depreciation is systematically repaying a debt to reduce the principal over time.

Amortization schedules are reference tools for mortgage loan borrowers to precisely determine the pending interest and principal pending on any given date.