Host 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.
ContinueCredit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell explains how younger adults are seeking credit counselling services for cell phone debt, auto loans and payday loans.
ContinueTerrence McEachern, Guardian News PEI columnist, chats with Laurie Campbell, CEO of Credit Canada Solutions Inc,. on how to “get naked” with your spouse on finances.
ContinueThe Financial Planning Standards Council and Credit Canada offer helpful tips on how to get "financially naked" with your partner, no matter where they lie on the spectrum of debts vs. savings.
ContinueLaurie Campbell, CEO of Credit Canada Debt Solutions, joins Jon Erlichman on BNN to give us her top tips on how couples can openly discuss their finances without common challenges and conflicts.
ContinueCEO of Credit Canada Laurie Campbell says she was shocked to find out that 36% of Canadians have lied about financial matters.
ContinueThe Credit Canada Director of Education explains that the reason why nearly half of 18- to 34-year-olds describe themselves as victims of money-based cheating may have something to do with social media and attitude.
ContinueTurboTax partners with Credit Canada to provide self-employed Canadians the resources they need to make tax season as stress-free and straightforward as possible. Credit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell, explains how this initiative can help users avoid costly financial mistakes.
ContinueCredit Canada Debt Solutions Operations Director, Keith Emery on what a Bank of Canada rate hike means for you and how to manage rising costs.
ContinueOne in five Canadians has a credit card balance larger than their savings account, says a new survey. Credit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell answers questions on how to cope with rising rates.
ContinueHow will the interest rate hike impact you? CBC News Network’s Andrew Nichols speaks to Laurie Campbell, CEO of Credit Canada Debt Solutions for answers.
ContinueMonday marks the start of a bleak time for Canadians, according to a survey from Credit Canada and the Financial Planning Standards Council so-called Blue Monday, Jan. 15 through Valentine’s Day, is the saddest time of the year.
ContinueCredit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell speaks with CBC’s Rajeshni Naidu-Ghelani about the Financial Blues survey revealing that consumers are worried about their overspending.
ContinueCTV Northern Ontario’s Tony Ryma speaks with Credit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell about financial advice for post-holiday debt.
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