Scott Hannah

26 years ago today, we opened our doors to help Canadians become #debtfree and improve their #financialliteracy , with the economic challenges in Canada today, are services are more important than ever

There is a lot most Canadians don’t know about their credit and the credit reporting system, and this big unknown tends to cause a lot of stress. Read my latest @theprovince article to learn about your credit and how to fix a bad credit rating. hubs.li/H0Yd_ng0

When shopping for a vehicle, base your final decision on your finances, not your emotions. Here's how to make sure your purchase is as comfortable as sitting behind the wheel. hubs.li/H0XK36j0

Getting married soon? Whether your budget is bigger or smaller, it’s always possible to plan a memorable celebration of the first day of the rest of your lives. Here are some tips to get you started. hubs.li/H0Xh9Wh0

When our living expenses rise, it can be tempting to use credit to cover the shortfall. Doing this for 1 or 2 months is one thing. However, relying on credit to get by can turn months into years and a whole lot of debt. Read tips to help combat this. hubs.li/H0WP1qp0

As parents, we sometimes forget that as our kids get older and become self-sufficient, it’s OK to look after ourselves after years of putting them first. When considering how best to regain financial stability, here are some points to reflect on. hubs.li/H0Wll9K0

None of us were born with the skills we need to manage money. It takes time and practice to develop good habits, and it can be hard to gain the upper hand when our finances have gone off track. When paying off debt, here are 10 common mistakes to avoid. hubs.ly/H0VQLDY0

If you child receives a credit card offer when under the age of majority and not actively using credit, then it is important to check for identity theft. My latest @theprovince article explains more. hubs.ly/H0VmM5y0

When it comes to what causes us stress, money has always been ranked as a top concern. Here are tips anyone can use to reduce financial stress and handle their situation better. hubs.li/H0TY_100

To make learning about money as practical and relevant as possible for your kids, don’t miss opportunities to teach them when they are most motivated to learn. Back-to-school shopping is one such time. hubs.li/H0TDM2s0

Managing your finances in a relationship is as much about communication with your partner or spouse as it is about the mathematics of your budget. Here are some ways that you can work together to reach a stable financial future. hubs.ly/H0T5H-V0

If you didn't have a good grip on your work-related expenses before the pandemic, planning for a return to the office will require some. Ease your spending in with these considerations. hubs.li/H0SCf_q0

Once our children get to their young adult years, providing them with guidance as they look to figure things out on their own works better than suggesting how something should or shouldn't be done. Here's how you can help them develop their money skills. hubs.li/H0S5_ZB0

Getting out of debt is as much about "how you think" as "what you do." Read my latest @theprovince article for tips to get you started clearing up your credit card debt once and for all. hubs.li/H0RC4Xx0

If you’re struggling with buying a home, rather than let the costs and market conditions frustrate or disappoint you, take the time to rethink what owning a home means to you. Consider these alternative options. hubs.li/H0RwCCF0

In light of a renewed focus on what’s important both personally and professionally, the pandemic has caused many to rethink their employment situation. My latest @theprovince article has some things to consider for anyone who is planning a switch. hubs.li/H0QJvHN0

Before deciding to raise your credit card limit, it can help to understand what impact a higher limit may have on your finances and decisions overall. Here are 4 key considerations to make. hubs.li/H0QdHkc0

Giving feels good, but avoid letting it put you into debt. Here's how to plan donations into your budget and identify other ways to lend your support. hubs.li/H0PMqws0

As the economy reopens and Canadians are able to resume former levels of income, pent-up demand for catch-up spending is only going to increase. Read these tips to help keep that spending within your means. hubs.li/H0Pmd2J0

If you have a gut feeling that something might be off with elderly family members, those feelings shouldn’t be ignored. My latest @theprovince article explains signals to watch out for and provides tips for helping your seniors keep their money safe. hubs.li/H0P6f5c0