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Should you take RRSP withdrawals to pay down debt?

With a partner out of work, this reader is considering a RRSP withdrawal to try to reduce her mortgage...

Should you take RRSP withdrawals to pay down debt?

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Canada’s climbing debt-to-income ratio: what you need to know

We break down what the debt-to-income ratio means—for the nation’s financial health, and for yours.

Canada’s climbing debt-to-income ratio: what you need to know

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10 strategies to help you pay off your credit card

Who doesn’t want to pay down credit card debt? Following these tips can help you bring your credit card...

10 strategies to help you pay off your credit card

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Canadians collectively owe $1.8 trillion in household debt

A 6% increase from one year ago

Canadians collectively owe $1.8 trillion in household debt

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5 ways to cure your Christmas debt hangover

The average adult spent an estimated $1,700 this season

5 ways to cure your Christmas debt hangover

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The wrong way to pay off debt

RRSP withdrawals will mean being hit by a big tax bill

The wrong way to pay off debt

Canadian non-mortgage debt rises 3.3%: Equifax

Rose to the equivalent of $22,595 per person

Canadian non-mortgage debt rises 3.3%: Equifax

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Your debt could be holding Canada’s economy back

A federal document says the rising amount that households owe could be a drag on economic growth

Your debt could be holding Canada’s economy back

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The problem with low mortgage delinquency rates

Low delinquency rates are not an indicator of financial health. Quite the opposite

The problem with low mortgage delinquency rates

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