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Beth Buczynski

Beth Buczynski

Contributor | Mortgages, Owning a home, Dealing with debt

Beth is a former writer and editor on the Content team who now leads the business at NerdWallet Canada. Previously, Beth covered mortgages, homeownership and insurance for NerdWallet.

Beth earned a bachelor's degree in creative writing from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and has a Master of Science from Colorado State University. A lifelong lover of mountains, Beth currently lives in the San Juans of Southwestern Colorado with her husband, two cats and five chickens.

Education:
B.A. in English from University of TennesseeM.S. in public communication and technology from Colorado State University
Organizations:
Sigma Tau Delta (English Honor Society)Online News Association
Beth's picks
Best Credit Cards in Canada for February 2026Explore the best credit cards hand-picked by NerdWallet Canada's editorial team.Read more
Best High-Interest Savings Accounts in Canada for 2026Compare top interest rates and find the best no-fee high-interest savings accounts (HISAs) in Canada.Read more
Current Mortgage Rates in Canada (Updated Daily)See today's rates from some of Canada's top lenders and brokers.Read more
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Shopping for Mortgage Rates as a Newcomer to CanadaWhile getting a mortgage as a newcomer takes a few extra steps, it’s absolutely possible — and you don’t have to figure it out alone.Read more
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GIC Calculator📈 See how your money could grow in a GIC.Read more
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5 Back-to-School Clothing Items You Should Never Buy NewShop gently-used clothes to build your child's wardrobe affordably and sustainably.Read more
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Emergency Fund Calculator: How Much Should You Save?An emergency fund can protect you from surprise financial setbacks. Use our emergency fund calculator to pinpoint your savings goal.Read more
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Why You Need a Will and How to Write OneWriting a legally binding will in Canada depends on the laws of your province or territory. You can choose to write a will yourself or hire a lawyer to assist you.Read more
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Debt: What It Is and How to Handle ItDebt is money owed by one party to another. The best way to handle it depends on the type of debt you have.Read more
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What Is a Financial Advisor?Financial advisors are professionals who can help you create wealth, save taxes, and manage finances to reach your goals or get through tough situations by saving you from missteps.Read more
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Understanding Your Debt-to-Income RatioYour debt-to-income ratio compares your debts and your income. It’s one factor lenders consider when you apply for a loan.Read more
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Sick of High Gas Prices? Try These Apps, Loyalty Programs and Credit CardsThese apps, loyalty programs and credit cards can help mitigate the pain of high prices at the pump.Read more
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