From the category archives:

Credit Education

Here’s your financial tool kit

August 4, 2010

For many of us, it’s not January but September that qualifies as the start of the new year in Canada. Come the end of the Labour Day weekend, there’s a feeling the whole world is getting back into gear. Schoolrooms, boardrooms and businesses come alive; social and cultural events start ramping up; hockey season gets [...]

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Want real knowledge? Get yourself a financial coach.

May 14, 2010

They say knowledge is power. I say knowledge is money and Credit Canada can show you how to put that knowledge to work for you.
Understanding how to manage money properly can be a life-changing experience. Worry and stress can be lifted from one’s shoulders. The world seems new, fresh. You start making the right decisions, [...]

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What it’s all about.

April 28, 2010

Aside from language, it is the thing human beings share most. We live with it daily. It shapes us; it drives us. It is elemental to our survival and happiness. Yet for millions of us, the way it works and influences our behavior remains a mystery comparable to the crop circles of Wiltshire.
I’m talking about [...]

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Cashing in on Hollywood

March 31, 2010

Movies about money that will move you.
Pop culture has plenty to teach in terms of financial literacy – movies about money, for example.

Indeed, having discussed popular books about money in this space, I think it’s worthwhile to talk about a few popular films about money. But let me clarify that. The movies I’m thinking about [...]

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Dreams Really Can Come True. Celebrating CEWC 2009

November 25, 2009

One thing we stress at Credit Canada is that life is about much more than material goods. It’s also largely about spirit and emotion. How you feel about yourself, your life, your accomplishments – especially your accomplishments. Because the more you accomplish, the more energy you have to realize your dreams.
Three years ago, we had [...]

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