Credit Canada

What many Canadians may not know is that there is an alternative to bankruptcy and a valuable source of information and assistance available to help them avoid going bankrupt and even help them stay out of money problems to begin with.

Dreaming about vacation destinations? CCS of MT offers these tips for using credit cards on your summer vacation.

The Credit Counselling Service of Metropolitan Toronto has helped over 100,000 persons pay off more than $80 million in debts since 1966, it was announced at the organization's annual general meeting on March 24/98.

The not-for-profit agency is continuing to see astonishing growth as it reaches out to more financially troubled consumers.

CIBC VISA* offers an opportunity to re-establish your credit

Don't look now - but Victoria Day isn't that far off. If you plan to take a family vacation this summer, now is the time to organize your trip. Advance planning is particularly important if you have a tight budget.

Has the prospect of holiday shopping become a dreaded chore with visions of bills instead of sugarplums dancing in your head?

January means a fresh start and a perfect time to make a balanced budget part of your New Year's resolutions. Thousands of Canadians carry large debt loads and worry about paying off what they owe.

The coming holiday season can be a time of joy despite recent troubles on the world stage and in our economy. This year, as we contemplate the true meaning of the season, we should maintain cautious optimism in our hearts and in our spending habits.

In an emotional presentation directed to credit industry executives and other Credit Counselling Service of Toronto (CCST) supporters, a struggling single mother of two and a disabled stylist extended their gratitude for the support they had received in solving debt problems and rebuilding their lives. Their stories formed the centre-piece of yesterday’s Annual General Meeting that marks the Organization’s 40th Year of Continuous Operations.

As children go back to school, Credit Counselling Service of Toronto (CCST) helps parents learn of ways to shop wisely for school necessities.

John Murray, President & Chair of Credit Counselling Service of Toronto (CCST), began his second term by announcing the launch of CCST's new Credit Canada Debt Solution initiative in a bid to help individuals and families from coast to coast with serious debt problems.

John Murray, President & Chair of Credit Counselling Service of Toronto (CCST), today announced the appointment, effective July 1st, of long-time CCST employee Laurie Campbell as the agency's new Executive Director.

Now that school is out for the summer, the kids will be wanting, and expecting, an exciting and adventurous summer.