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Happy Holidays
By Credit Canada | Published 12/15/2009 | Newsletters |

We just wanted to send you some good 'ol holiday wishes and a few quick updates. On behalf of the entire staff at Credit Canada, we hope you have a wonderful holiday season and a Happy (and safe) New Year.

Credit Education Week 2009 Update
By Credit Canada | Published 10/22/2009 | Newsletters |

OnceOnce again Credit Canada has signed on to participate in the highly anticipated national event, Credit Education Week Canada. Canada’s third annual Credit Education Week (CEWC 2009) promises to teach you everything you need to know about managing your money and taking control of your financial future. This year's theme will be Couples and Money, giving you special access to discussions across the country about money – or lack of it.(click on visit site for update)
 

Credit Canada Newsletter #10 - Happy New Year
By Credit Canada | Published 01/16/2009 | Newsletters |

It's a new year and that means new resolutions. I know the last few months have been...well, I'll just say they've been interesting in my attempt to keep things positive.

Credit Canada Newsletter Issue #9 - Holiday Issue
By Credit Canada | Published 11/14/2008 | Holiday Spending , Newsletters |

November is like the prelude to an opera, the appetizer to a lavish meal, the previews before the movie, or the opening band before the main act.

Credit Canada Newsletter Issue #8 - Back to School Issue
By Credit Canada | Published 09/3/2008 | Newsletters |

The lazy days of summer are numbered which means that many of you are in full 'back-to-school' mode. Over the next couple of weeks many will be braving the malls, outlets, and department stores all in an effort to get ready for the new school year. For some, the amount of stress accumulated during this time of year rivals that of Christmas, so we've put together Credit Canada's Back to School issue of the newsletter to ease a bit of the pain. In this issue you will find some advice on back to school shopping and budgeting, as well as an update on Credit Education Week Canada 2008, an essay contest, and new partner organizations.



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