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Here’s what you need to know about the increasingly serious issue of consumer overspending and how to avoid falling into debt during the holidays!

Illness is one of the top five leading causes of bankruptcy in Canada.

What are the signs and how can you cope with this type of stress?

Outlining the basic procedure of filing a consumer proposal and what happens when individuals can no longer meet its conditions.

The impact of student debt is becoming tougher as programs and post-graduate expectations change.

There has been some controversy regarding Highway 407 ETR and the debts that people incur from unpaid toll fees.

How much of your income is actually considered disposable and how can you avoid it from disappearing to your debt payments?

Did you know that nearly 44% of Canadians are living paycheque to paycheque?

Did you know that one in five retirees lives with debt, with many still making mortgage payments?

If you’ve been struggling with debt management, you may think that you’ll be unable to afford a summer vacation this year.

Recent stats don’t paint a pretty picture for millennials with dreams of owning homes and living debt-free.

If your work is facing layoffs or you have just recently been let go, take the steps necessary to keep you financially protected.

Slow, fast or fastest? There are many speeds at which you can tackle your debts and that is influenced heavily by your situation.

Get an in-depth understanding of your credit report as we answer some of the most common questions regarding credits scores and credit repair!

Also known as LITs, licensed insolvency trustees are your best option if you need help getting out of debt.

Do you have a significant amount of personal debt? If so, being well informed is a crucial part of managing your finances and getting the help you need.

Struggling to manage your credit cards? Here’s what you should know about credit card feeds, interest rates, and the best time to pay them off!

According to a recent study, last year 37% of insolvencies in Ontario were directly driven by payday loans

When it comes to paying off your debt, it’s important to weigh all your options.

Did you know that being a student makes you eligible for certain tax breaks?

At D. & A. MacLeod Company, we recognize the financial struggles that many students in Ontario face as they advance through their post-secondary education.