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Understanding the importance of having a creditor protection strategy. Solutions For Financial Planning, Fall 2020
Explore the alternatives. Next to mortgage, rent and property taxes, utility bills account for a significant proportion of Canadians’ annual household expenses: 2.8 per cent or nearly $2,500, on average.[1] And considering 2020 wasn’t an average year, homeowners can expect to face higher utility costs after consuming more heat, electricity and water during months of staying home to help reduce the spread of COVID-19.
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