Gary Rusyn from the Credit Counselling Society presents “Mind You Money” to Grade 7-12 students from across Saskatchewan. The event was held on November 16, 2021 as part of SaskMoney’s Financial Literacy Month events. Visit saskmoney.ca for financial literacy resources and events.

The Saskatoon Industry-Education Council (SIEC) is a bridge between Saskatchewan’s career opportunities and Saskatoon area youth. Through a partnership among business, secondary and post-secondary schools, unique hands-on career exploration events and programs are designed and delivered to students, helping them find a career that connects their passion and natural talents with current and future workforce needs.

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It’s easy to get caught in a debt trap. Even the best-laid plans can go awry when the unexpected happens – and that can have dire effects on your debt repayment plans. Maya Fisher-French explains what debt counselling is and when it becomes necessary in order to avoid being blacklisted.

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A consumer can apply for debt review if they are unable to meet their debt commitments. However, in some cases, a consumer’s finances may improve and they wish to exit. Whether or not you are able to exit will be determined by where you are in the process. Financial journalist Maya Fisher-French explains the process. Courtesy DStv403.