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Look at what finally happened...
Indeed, it is. Loan borrowing is a highly voluntary act. It is such a significant decision that without proper knowledge and understanding it would not be of much help.
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By Randall Palmer
KANATA, Ontario -
The Bank of Canada said on
Tuesday it did not see risk from rising household debt levels,
and in fact sees the economy's underlying fundamentals as being
"very positive".
"We currently don't see a problem with the level of
household debt from an economy-wide perspective, nor does it
appear likely to become a problem," said Sheryl Kennedy, a
deputy governor with the central bank.
She said Canadians should be able to continue to make their
debt payments under current circumstances as long as they are
employed, and that prospects for job growth and for economic
conditions remain favorable.
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Then, there's the vehicle. It's usually the biggest nightmare because of car loans and shared title.
"The car either has to be sold or someone has to agree to pay for it or share in payments as part of any agreement," Martin says.