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If you want to start investing in the stock market but don't have enough funds to do so or feel the need to diversify your investment strategy, you may have questions about whether it's possible to use borrowed money to invest.

Whether you need to pay off school expenses, are considering debt consolidation, or have other financial needs, there are numerous reasons why you may need to borrow money. While most of the time Canadians turn to banks and credit unions for financing options, what a lot of people don't know is that you can also borrow funds from the Government of Canada.

If you're looking for a new set of wheels but don't have the cash to cover the entire cost of your next vehicle, you may be considering a car loan.

Whether you need to pay for tuition to advance your academic future, need to pay off emergency expenses for home improvements, or are considering a new vehicle, there are numerous reasons why someone may want to consider borrowing money.

If you're looking for a way to maximize your long-term savings, making investments to your registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) may be the solution you've been looking for.

From car payments and groceries to school tuition, everyday spending and unexpected expenses, there are numerous reasons why you may need to borrow money in this lifetime. While you have the option of personal loans and virtual credit cards with overdraft protection coverage, a lot of Canadians opt for lines of credit.