Join Consolidated Canada’s Executive Director, Jeff Schwartz, as he demystifies the workings of debt management programs. Discover how these programs can potentially reduce your total payments by 30 to 50% and learn about the free debt analysis offered by Consolidated Credit. This video is a must-watch for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of managing debt effectively.
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Jeffrey Schwartz, Executive Director of Consolidated Credit Canada, explains that while Financial Literacy Month may be over, there were 3 things you should have done according to the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada: Manage your money & debt wisely, save for the future and understand your financial rights. If you’re one of the Canadians who didn’t or have never done any of them, Consolidated Credit has helped thousands of Canadians achieve financial freedom and we can help you too.
In March when Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and Credit Suisse closed within 3 days of one another, many were left in a panic wondering what was going on. Jeffrey Schwartz Executive Director of Consolidated Credit Canada is here to answer the important questions and put any lingering fears to rest.
Jeffrey Schwartz, Executive Director of Consolidated Credit Canada, discusses a concerning financial matter, the increasing amounts of mortgage debt held by older Canadians. Leaving the workforce with a balance still owing on your mortgage can ruin your retirement plans in a hurry. If this sounds like your household, Consolidated Credit has helped thousands of Canadians achieve financial freedom and we can help you too, contact our team today.
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Carolyn Rogers, Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada, recently gave a speech titled, “Financial stability in times of uncertainty”. Leading an institution that can raise interest rates, means that the bank can affect everything from your mortgage to your credit cards, not to mention the entire economy. With interest rates rising to “tame” inflation, the bottom line is that mortgage costs for some Canadians have already increased. Executive Director of Consolidated Credit Canada, Jeffrey Schwartz, reacts to that and more.
