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When you're struggling with debt and finances, it can be overwhelming to find your way out of it. Sometimes you need a third party who specializes in the options which are available to you, many of which you aren't even aware of. Stop trying to find the exit on your own. Contact us for help today.

Accountability is such a large part of the debt freedom journey. Here are three things you can do to hold yourself accountable to reach your debt-free goals. 1) Track your spending. 2) Create short and long term goals. 3) Celebrate your milestones. If you need tips or help getting started with your financial freedom journey, schedule a consultation with Creditaid at creditaid.ca.

Do I need this or do I want this? If you always ask yourself this question before you make a purchase it could help you take control of your spending. #creditaid #spendingplan #budget #savemoney #creditcounselling #debtconsolidation

Want to Keep It Simple this Valentine's day? Consider these activities with loved ones that can be done from the comfort of your warm and cozy home. 1) Plan a game night that everyone can enjoy. 2) Learn something new by taking a virtual cooking class from YouTube. 3) Write a love letter and make sure to include special memories.

Have you ever considered a Financial accountability partner? Just like a trainer for your health, an accountability partner is a personal trainer for your money. This can be a friend, colleague, or professional mentor that you are comfortable with sharing your goals and habits. They can help you keep track and give you the advice needed to stay on course.

Bad spending habits - we all have them and so they aren’t anything to be ashamed of. Consider tracking your expenses to uncover and understand these bad spending habits. You'll see where every dollar goes. That impulse buys or shopping sprees are good to see on paper. It may force you to pause before spending, which is a good habit to get into.

Did you know that tracking expenses consistently helps control spending? #creditaid #spendingplan #budgetting

Does tracking your spending sound about as fun as going to the dentist? We get it. But just like the dentist is important for your oral health, tracking your spending is important for your financial health. Read the full article here - https://buff.ly/36JabSF

Here is a couple of great tips to get your spending under control! . . #creditaid #spendingtips #spendingplan #budget

It's a Happy New Financial Year! Creditaid’s CEO, Brian Denysuik, joined Hal Anderson at CJOB to discuss budget and spending plan for 2021. Listen here - https://buff.ly/3qADK0f

Have you noticed an increase spend on takeout? You are not alone. The pandemic has many of us shifting our food-spending habits. Reign it in by planning your meals in advance. Start by scheduling out your meal planning at the same time every week!

A recent survey from FP Canada shows 30 per cent of Canadians are concerned that they will not financially recover from the pandemic. This figure rises to 36 per cent for people in the age range of 45 to 54. At Creditaid, we are committed to helping you worry less about your future with our One-to-One Budget Coaching Program. Contact us at [email protected] to learn more.

It does not matter how slowly you go so long as you do not stop. Confucius Build a sustainable spending plan with our one-to-one budgeting coach. Understand your spending, set goals, and save for a future purchase. From busy parents, young adults and new retirees; Creditaid’s budget coach will custom-design a budget program that works for you. Contact us at [email protected] to learn more. #creditaid #FLM2020 #budgetcoach #spendingplan #budgettips #winnipeg

Needs vs. Wants? It might seem obvious at first glance however it can be more complicated. For example - one person's want may be another person's need. For example, if you live near a bus route, a car may be a want rather than a need. However, if you don't have access to public transit and can't cycle to work, you may need a car. Before you make that purchase ask yourself this question: Do I really, actually, truly need this?

Winter has arrived! It’s that time of year to do some home maintenance checkup such as the furnace, boiler and pipes. While it's easy to believe your house is in great shape, you never know what may have to deal with. Do you have some money set aside for a home repair emergency to save you from financial disaster. Having an emergency fund will help you reduce financial stress and avoid getting trapped in a debt cycle.

Having positive money habits helps us feel better just like having nutritious foods and exercising makes us feel good mentally and physically. Like eating well and exercise, it’s never too late to learn positive habits - spend within your means, understand wants vs. needs, and set aside funds for a rainy-day. #creditaid #FinancialLiteracyMonth #FLM2020 #budgetcoaching #budgettips #spendingplan #winnipeg

Do you know where your money is going? You can take the first step which is understanding your spending. Tracking your money will help you figure out what comes in and what goes out of your pocket. Every dollar you spend affects your overall budget. For example, if you spend $2.50 a day on coffee, it will cost you more than $900 a year.