Laurie Campbell, Credit Canada CEO speaks with Bruce Sellery on his podcast Moolala on how to budget successfully when you have an irregular income.
ContinueCredit Canada launches Debt Calculator to help save money on interest (TORONTO, ON – September 11, 2018) – A new national survey from Credit Canada shows that as Canadians age, they are more likely to be concerned about the interest on their debt ...
ContinueLaurie Campbell, Credit Canada CEO provides her insight on credit card rewards and their impact on consumer spending and debt.
ContinueKeith Emery, Director of Operations at Credit Canada, speaks with Todd van der Heyden at CTV News about the toxic relationship some Canadians have with their debt and what they can do to finally end the relationship. ...
Continue(TORONTO, ON – August 13, 2018) – A new national survey from Credit Canada paints a picture of the dysfunctional relationship Canadians have with their debt and shows it can create negative thoughts and actions similar to being in a toxic personal relationship. The ...
ContinueLaurie Campbell, Credit Canada CEO and Beau Humphreys discuss how people get into debt and what they can do to get out.
ContinueCredit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell, talks about financial infidelity between couples in light of new findings regarding couples hiding debt and spending from one another.
ContinueCredit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell, highlights the risks involved when trying to take advantage of credit card perks and bonuses.
ContinueCredit Canada CEO Laurie Campbell highlights the risks associated with high household debt despite the cooling in mortgage activity in the first quarter.
ContinueIf you lose sleep worried about running out of money during your retirement years, you’re not alone. A new survey examines the financial fears of those who are 60 and older.
ContinueJune marks Seniors’ Month in Canada, a time to celebrate the seniors in our lives and in our communities. However, it’s also a fitting time to probe the wellness of aging Canadians.
ContinueVANCOUVER—Seniors in B.C. are carrying a higher debt load than counterparts across Canada and are more likely to report feeling stressed about running out of money before they die.
ContinueFinancial Planning Standards Council and Credit Canada shed light on how Canadian seniors can avoid tarnishing their golden years. Running out of money before they die and not being able to pay for long term ...
ContinueHost Beau Humphreys discusses with Laurie Campbell, CEO at Credit Canada Debt Solutions, the importance of financial literacy and the steps you can take to get out of debt.
ContinueHost Elizabeth Naumovski speaks with Credit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell, on why we accumulate debt, how to create a budget, and the importance of building a good credit history.
ContinueCredit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell joins BNN to discuss how indebted Canadians can manage their debt as the Bank of Canada gets set to hike interest rates yet again in the coming months.
ContinueCredit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell offers Melissa Leong of the Financial Post tips on when parents should introduce responsible credit card use to their kids.
ContinueCredit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell discusses how a generation of Canadians bit into home-equity lines of credit and ended up renting their homes from the banks and living beyond their means.
ContinueCredit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell discusses why Canadians should not celebrate a dip in consumer debt levels in the fourth quarter with BNN Anchor of The Close.
ContinueWith Canada’s 14th annual Fraud Prevention Month now underway, Credit Canada CEO Laurie Campbell notes it’s no longer just seniors and newcomers who are special prey to fraudsters.
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