Here are some sure signs that you need to revamp your finances:

• Your credit cards are maxed out and you’re only paying the minimum. Failing to settle your bill in full can lead to whopping finance charges. And if you
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  One of the top New Years resolutions for Canadians is to get out of debt and to better manage their money. Currently, consumer debt is at an all time high and many people are still paying off their credit cards from last Christmas.

  As we all know, accumulating December debt is a bad way to end the year. In the back of our minds, we know our stress will be worse in January when we must face the stack of bills that we can't pay off.

  According to the experts at Consolidated Credit Counseling Service of Canada the first step is to take a look at your credit situation and figure out your debt-to-income ratio. As a rule of thumb, your total installment debt (e.g., credit cards, auto loans, student loans) shouldn’t exceed 15 percent of your annual take-home pay.

  Many people receive 0% credit card offers that are enticing, but you must remember that credit card issuers give you a line of credit based on the information available to them regarding your financial situation, but you are the best judge of what you can comfortably manage. Just because you have a certain amount of credit available on your card, doesn't mean you should use it and max out your available credit.

  Here are some sure signs that you need to revamp your finances:

  • Your credit cards are maxed out and you’re only paying the minimum. Failing to settle your bill in full can lead to whopping finance charges. And if you
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    ad way to end the year. In the back of our minds, we know our stress will be worse in January when we must face the stack of bills that we can't pay off.

    According to the experts at Consolidated Credit Counseling Service of Canada the first step is to take a look at your credit situation and figure out your debt-to-income ratio. As a rule of thumb, your total installment debt (e.g., credit cards, auto loans, student loans) shouldn’t exceed 15 percent of your annual take-home pay.

    Many people receive 0% credit card offers that are enticing, but you must remember that credit card issuers give you a line of credit based on the information available to them regarding your financial situation, but you are the best judge of what you can comfortably manage. Just because you have a certain amount of credit available on your card, doesn't mean you should use it and max out your available credit.

    Here are some sure signs that you need to revamp your finances:

    • Your credit cards are maxed out and you’re only paying the minimum. Failing to settle your bill in full can lead to whopping finance charges. And if you
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      ituation and figure out your debt-to-income ratio. As a rule of thumb, your total installment debt (e.g., credit cards, auto loans, student loans) shouldn’t exceed 15 percent of your annual take-home pay.

      Many people receive 0% credit card offers that are enticing, but you must remember that credit card issuers give you a line of credit based on the information available to them regarding your financial situation, but you are the best judge of what you can comfortably manage. Just because you have a certain amount of credit available on your card, doesn't mean you should use it and max out your available credit.

      Here are some sure signs that you need to revamp your finances:

      • Your credit cards are maxed out and you’re only paying the minimum. Failing to settle your bill in full can lead to whopping finance charges. And if you
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        Here are some sure signs that you need to revamp your finances:

        • Your credit cards are maxed out and you’re only paying the minimum. Failing to settle your bill in full can lead to whopping finance charges. And if you
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          you should use it and max out your available credit.

          Here are some sure signs that you need to revamp your finances:

          • Your credit cards are maxed out and you’re only paying the minimum. Failing to settle your bill in full can lead to whopping finance charges. And if you skip a payment you can be on staggering late fees in addition to the interest.

          • An increasing amount of income goes to paying your debts. Only 15 percent of take-home pay should be spent on fulfilling credit obligations.

          • You’re using one card to pay off another. Don’t fool yourself into thinking you squaring away your debts. All you’re doing is borrowing more money.