Financial Tips for Students

Credit Counsellors often meet very intelligent students who are completely overwhelmed with their financial situation. With easy credit combined with the high cost of education students are graduating with very high debt loads. When this is combined with uncertainty in the job market it...

The most favorite part of my job is helping people put together a budget, yet we often hear that for many people, this is one of their least favorite things to do. I meet many interesting people from all walks of life and have a window seat to their hopes and dreams. A budget is a tool to...

Debbie Gillis a Credit Counselling Co-ordinator with Resolve Counselling Services answers a Question about Unpaid OSAP loans in Money Sense magazine. Read her advice here on what you have to do to qualify for better loan rates. “Unpaid OSAP loans can haunt your credit for...

How to get out of massive debt. Resolve Credit Counselling comes onto The Morning Show to offer advice to get out of...

Couples and Money: Tips for Co-Mingling Incomes Navigating Life and overcoming challenges together, Brought to You by Resolve Counselling...

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CORUS/CTV Morning Show segment called “Christmas Shopping Tips: Don’t Let the Grinch Steal Christmas,” featuring Debbie Gillis, Director, Credit & Financial Counselling...

We can help you stop collection calls, plan for the future, and most importantly reduce the constant strain that debt causes. We can also provide you with tools to set your own short and long-term financial goals. Ready to get started? Contact us today!...

Our staff members had an amazing time at the Financial Fitness Conference last week! Check out some of the highlights! Delima Whittle, Credit Counselling Coordinator, Resolve Credit Counselling, shown displaying her OACCS Award; pictured with William Moores, Director of Operations,...

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Step 1: Spending Habits The first step to a successful budget is knowing where every penny is spent over a one-month period. Write it all down, carry a small pad with you or keep all receipts. Track all spending including trips to the corner store and the coffee shop. Step 2: Get...

Newly Wed & Newly In Debt "All through school I'd managed to stay out of debt. Now that we were married, I saw that my husband didn't manage money the same way. We had two ways of looking at things. I went along at first -buying everything at once so that our home would be perfect....