How to Increase Your Chances of Getting Approved for a Personal Loan – MoneySense

In reality, lenders are looking at a much bigger picture. Credit history matters, but so does income stability, existing debt and how you approach the application itself. While there is no guaranteed formula for approval, there are steps you can take to improve your chances without pretending that your finances are impeccable. Here’s what Canadian […]

The rupee is supported by RBI intervention and swaps ease liquidity while bonds are on sale

The Indian rupee posted its best one-day gain in more than a month on Monday, boosted by likely central bank dollar sales and modest inflows that eased spillovers from volatility in global markets.The central bank supplemented its interventions with dollar-rupee buy/sell swaps, which, traders said, were aimed at offsetting the liquidity impact of its spot […]

What the New Year’s credit deals promise – and why you should be wary – MoneySense

Credit card debt in Canada If your latest credit card statement dampened your seasonal joy, you’re not alone. According to TransUnionBy 2025, consumer credit card debt rose 1.95% year over year, with even bigger jumps for mortgages, lines of credit and auto loans. Wealth simple reports that Canadians have an average of $4,787 in credit […]

Debt Collection in Canada: What Debt Collection Agencies Can and Can’t Do – MoneySense

Debt collection agencies are obliged to follow certain rules about how they make contact and what information they can request; However, many Canadians are unsure where the line is drawn between legal collection practices and harassment. Knowing these rules and what rights you have can turn a stressful situation into something you can handle with […]