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Allana wants to stop living pay cheque to pay cheque but is finding it challenging to keep up with expenses while also trying to build up savings for an emergency
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Allana and her partner need to put money aside for their wedding next year, but both of their credit cards are almost maxed out.
Joy is a Toronto-based artist and recent graduate who makes a living by producing new work for galleries or on commission.
Lina is thrilled to have paid off $7,000 in credit card debt. With the rising cost of living and higher interest rates, the 34-year-old’s biggest fear now is falling back
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The Toronto-based communications manager earns $65,000 annually, but pays $1,950 in rent, which eats up more than half of her take-home pay.