Last but not least: Ways to Keep Debt Low

Til Debt Do Us Apart (Part 4)

Hope everyone had a great week! I was enjoying myself jumping in the puddles with my blue rain boots. Walking to school can be boring, but I find ways to entertain myself, one way or another.

Pulling myself back, I will briefly talk about credit reports and how you can get them for FREE!

5 Useful Smartphone Tips to Get the A’s

We’ve reached the middle of the semester, meaning it’s time for midterms, projects (which also bring along project meetings), and the usual piling up of other stuff that need to be completed at the same time. With everything happening at the same time, it can get difficult to stay organized and get high marks for the things you need to do and hand-in.   

So why not use technology to help you get those A’s! Add a comment Read more: 5 Useful Smartphone Tips to Get the A’s

Til Debt Do Us Apart (Part 3)

Credit cards! I remember my first credit card was the CIBC Classic Visa. This reminds me, I need to cancel it soon! I applied for my first visa when I was 19. Without any income or a job, CIBC didn’t have an awesome deal for students like me. There was a small credit limit and I used it for improving my credit until I can apply for a mortgage, as my mom would say. You need to earn credit in order to borrow for mortgage? Ok, I get the point.

After using credit cards for big and small purchases, from buying snacks at Superstore to paying for a week’s worth of groceries, I can’t walk out my house without my credit card anymore!

Til Debt Do Us Apart (Part 2)

On my last post, I mentioned providing some tips that I got from the workshop. I won’t be covering all the materials because it’s too extensive to be summarized in a few posts. So I highly recommend that students attend the workshop to get more details and insider’s tips while enjoying your free lunch there.