Priority Credit Management Corp.

If I drink 5 chocolate milkshakes for dessert tonight, I won’t see it show up as extra weight tomorrow.

But what happens when I stop working out and drink 5 chocolate milkshakes for dessert every day for a year? More calories in than out = I’ll eventually need to buy new pants.

Why do we see it differently with money? We’re drinking the metaphorical milkshake daily with the average Canadian spending $1.71 for every $1.00 earned.

There’s never been a better time to teach our kids about how to make better financial decisions. As Brad talks about in this eye-opening article, the economy works better when people are paid what's due to them.

Plus he covers:
· Our current and post-pandemic economy
· The US and Canadian debt load
· Why financial literacy should have future generations living productive and solvent lives

Thanks for writing on this important topic, Brad:
pcmcorp.com/blog/financial-literacy

p.s. If you have a topic you want to share for a future session of Corks & Credit, please PM me! 🍷

If anyone is the master of team building, it's this lady right here 👉 Alysia Lohner

We have watched Alysia spend tons of time and energy building the PCM culture, but when COVID hit and we all went remote, we weren't sure what it was going to look like.

Alysia completely nailed it in keeping our culture of productivity + encouragement + fun thriving, even while being socially distant.

That's what Alysia talks about today in this week's interview

Full Interview: https://pcmcorp.com/blog/culture/

This year alone Canadians have lost more than 1.2 million dollars in COVID-19 scams. We've written a blog post on a few schemes to watch out for
www.pcmcorp.com/blog/credit-fraud