With 25 years of experience, our financial counsellors are here to guide the way with free, confidential advice. As an unbiased non-profit, our goal is to help you find a better path.
With 25 years of experience, our financial counsellors are here to guide the way with free, confidential advice. As an unbiased non-profit, our goal is to help you find a better path.
The only Alberta-based, non-profit credit counselling, debt consolidation, and financial education agency
The story behind how thousands of Albertans get into unmanageable debt is as unique as each of them. Alberta is home to good, hard-working people, but no matter how hard we work, half of us still live paycheque to paycheque. Luckily, when the debt becomes too much, Albertans can turn to people who understand. Money Mentors is passionate about creating a healthier financial future for the entire province.
Are you wondering what the best alternatives to bankruptcy are in Alberta? If so, we have prepared an overview for you.
The Orderly Payment of Debts (OPD) program provides Albertans with an easy and stress-free way to repay their debts in a cost-effective manner. Unlike most other debt consolidation programs, the OPD program may include government debts such as income tax, employment insurance, and student loans and repayment terms are very flexible. The OPD program is exclusively offered and managed by Money Mentors within Alberta. Start your journey towards becoming debt-free by scheduling your free appointment today.
You can get out of debt and we're here to help. Find the perfect debt solution and become debt free.
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Break the Money Taboo This November! 🗣💬
In the spirit of Financial Literacy Month, take on this challenge: Start an open and honest conversation about money. Whether it’s with a friend, partner, or family member, choose one financial topic that matters to you—like budgeting, saving, or debt—and share your experiences and insights.
Opening up about money can be intimidating, but it can also lead to more financial confidence and a better understanding of your financial goals. Challenge yourself to start the conversation and encourage others to do the same!
Here are a few conversation starters to get you going:
Talking about money can be the first step toward making informed, empowered financial decisions. Let’s break the taboo and grow together!
Feeling overwhelmed these days? Let us help.
A few months ago, I received a letter from Money Mentors telling me I was finally debt-free. That day, I finally breathed a sigh of relief!