Renée is a personal finance journalist and author of The Singles Tax. She has written for major outlets including Forbes, The Globe and Mail, and MoneySense.
It took him two years to get his credit score above 700. Here’s what he told me about his journey, “Consistency is key. I also learned that it is beneficial to open different credit accounts to build history, even if I don’t use them frequently."
"Even after it comes off your credit report, a consumer proposal will remain on permanent records, which are available for the public to see.”
Would No Frills be cheaper than its sibling store both owned by Loblaws? The short answer is yes but by how much? There’s only one way to find out: I went shopping.
The bright yellow cover is unmistakable. You see one and know it’s a “for dummies” book, guaranteed to help you learn something, no matter the subject. And Personal Finance for Canadians for Dummies is a classic for a reason.
