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Money talks at home don’t have to be complicated... and they can be one of the most valuable lessons for your kids. This @CP24 article, featuring Credit Canada CEO @brucesellery, explores age-appropriate ways families are talking about money at home. Read the full article here: cp24.com/news/money/202… #CreditCanada #KidsandMoney #FinancialLiteracy

Your credit score matters... but do you know what actually moves it? Join Credit Counsellor Alexandra Rodriguez Bernal for a 45-minute webinar breaking down what helps, what hurts, and how to start improving your score with simple, realistic habits. 🗓 April 29th ⏰ 12PM, 4PM, 7PM ET 🔗Register here: creditcanada.com/boost-your-cre… #CreditScore #Credit #CreditReport

Canada’s debt is at a record $2.6 trillion — what does that mean for you? 💸 @creditcanada's Brandon Thonson breaks down the warning signs, trends, and when it’s time to get help. 🎥 Watch now: youtu.be/_x6BI0rwzP0?si… #PersonalFinance #Debt #MoneyTips #Moolala

In a recent @MoneySense blog we shared, we break down how to make your tax refund actually work for you and not just disappear. From paying off high-interest debt to building savings or using a split strategy, small choices can have a big impact. 👉 Read more: na3.hubs.ly/y0rvyV0 #TaxRefund #MoneyTips #FinancialWellness

The numbers are in, and our 2025 Impact Report is here 💙 Our 2025 Impact Report highlights how Canadians faced financial challenges last year, and how we supported them along the way. From how many people reached out for help to the tools and services that made a difference, it’s a clear look at the growing need for trusted, non-profit support. 📊 Read the full impact report here: creditcanada.com/hubfs/Credit%2… 💬 Need help with debt? Contact one of our certified Credit Counsellors at creditcanada.com. #CreditCanada #DebtHelp #Debt

Gas prices are soaring, and now there’s talk of a temporary tax break. ⛽ But how much will it really save Canadians? And is switching to an electric vehicle actually cheaper in the long run? On @CBCRadioCanada today, Money Columnist and Credit Canada CEO @brucesellery breaks down the impact of the gas tax relief, what it means for your wallet, and how to think through the EV vs. gas car decision. #GasPrices #CostOfLiving #PersonalFinance

Your credit score doesn’t have to be a mystery. 🤯 Join our free webinar: Boost Your Credit Score: Insider Secrets to Better Credit ✔️ Learn what actually impacts your score ✔️ Build or rebuild with confidence ✔️ Get real, practical tips that work 📅 April 29 (12 PM, 4 PM & 7 PM) 🎤 Live Q&A 🔗 Register here: creditcanada.com/boost-your-cre… #CreditScore #MoneyTips #FinancialLiteracy #CanadaFinance

Financial stress isn’t always caused by one big event. As @brucesellery, CEO of Credit Canada, shared in a recent @CTVNews article, more Canadians are reaching out for help due to the ongoing pressure of rising costs. 👉 Read the full article at: ctvnews.ca/business/artic… #CostOfLiving #PersonalFinance #Canada

Worried that getting help with your debt will hurt your credit? It won’t... at least not in the way most people think. Here’s what you’ll learn in the blog: 💡 Why speaking with a Credit Counsellor doesn’t affect your score ⚠️ When credit can be impacted ❌ Common myths about credit counselling 🤔 Credit counselling versus other options If debt has been on your mind, this is a must-read. 📖 Read the full blog: creditcanada.com/blog/does-cred… #CreditCounselling #DebtHelp #FinancialWellness #MoneyManagement #CreditScoreTips #DebtFreeJourney

Many Canadians avoid filing taxes because they’re afraid of what they might owe. In a recent @MoneySense article, our counsellors explain why that delay can cost more over time. • Interest + penalties add up • Refunds go unclaimed • Stress keeps growing Avoiding it often costs more than facing it. 👉 Read more: moneysense.ca/save/taxes/wha… #TaxSeason #CanadaFinance #MoneyTips #FinancialWellness

When ADHD, job loss & health challenges hit, money can spiral fast. Natalia struggled with impulsive spending & mounting bills; but with structure & guidance, she learned to work with her ADHD and take control of her finances. Watch her story: youtu.be/1aRsjob3BYs #SeeLifeMoreClearly #ClientTestimonial #FinancialWellbeing #ADHD #CreditCanada

AI is taking on boring tasks… but can it handle your taxes? Credit Canada CEO and @CBCRadioCanada Money Columnist @brucesellery explores how AI is being used in tax prep, from drafting forms to answering questions, and whether it’s ready to take over the filing process. 🎧 Tune in this afternoon to hear Bruce’s take on AI tools, the CRA’s progress, and what this means for your next tax season. #AITools #Taxes #PersonalFinance #MoneyTips #TaxSeason

Feeling the gas squeeze? You are not alone. On this week’s @checkupcbc episode with @ianhanomansing, @brucesellery, CEO of Credit Canada, shared 4 ways Canadians are getting creative: Coupon groceries, find alternative sources or use a food bank, cook more, and walk instead of driving. The most important thing is to live within your means. Free non-profit credit counselling from Credit Canada can help. To listen to the full episode, visit: cbc.ca/listen/live-ra… #CostOfLiving #MoneyTips

How to file your taxes with CONFIDENCE ⬇️⬇️ We're hosting a FREE webinar where you'll learn: ✅ What to do if you can’t pay your tax bill ✅ The difference between deductions and credits ✅ Credits and benefits you may qualify for ✅ How to avoid common mistakes and scams 🗓️ Thursday, March 26, 2026 ⏰ 12 PM, 4 PM, 7 PM EST 🔗 Save your spot: creditcanada.com/education #taxes #taxseason #tax #financialliteracy

One decision. Two life changes. Too much debt. After a divorce and a co-signed loan gone wrong, Meegan felt overwhelmed until Credit Canada helped her find clarity and relief. Now, she can finally see what’s ahead. Credit Canada helped Meegan see life more clearly. See her full story here: youtu.be/U6Qs6hJzUKA #SeeLifeMoreClearly #ClientTestimonial #ClientStruggles #Divorce #Friendship #CreditCanada

The final message from @brucesellery on @CBC's Cross Country Checkup this afternoon is one of the most important personal finance principles ever: “Live within your means. If you have $1 outstanding on your credit card month-to-month, you’re not living within your means. So, that’s the call-to-action. That is the prompt to change.” He also reminds people that non-profit credit counselling agencies are a free, non-judgemental resource that can help those dealing with unmanageable debt.

What about those who are looking to travel? Credit Canada CEO @brucesellery says, "Everyone is making personal choices that are grounded in their values. Think about your own circumstances. What’s going in for you and what’s going out for you? Everybody is making different choices, and let’s not add a layer of morality or shame.” #costofliving #travelcosts

At Credit Canada, we hear from people who are ready to take action. It isn’t easy, but there’s acceptance and action there. We're here to help.

“For other solutions, in addition to talking about courage, there is an acceptance of what’s actually happening here. There is a human need for us to explain, like ’why is this happening'? There’s a human need for us to complain. ‘I don’t want this to be happening’. There’s a human need for us to blame, like ‘who can we point our finger at?... And there's a human need to refrain from taking action. There’s a human need to do all these things that can lead to more pain, instead of accepting what it is. This is the cards we’ve all been dealt.” So, @brucesellery asks what is the action we can take? Join the conversation about how to deal with the rising cost of living on @CBC's Cross Country Checkup live!