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Beth Buczynski

Beth Buczynski

Beth Buczynski

Assigning Editor Mortgages, credit building, credit cards

Beth Buczynski is the lead assigning editor for NerdWallet Canada. Beth works with writers and editors to bring financial clarity to readers across Canada's 10 provinces and three territories. Previously, Beth spent four years covering mortgages and homeownership for NerdWallet, first as a writer and later as an editor. As a writer, Beth's work has been featured by MSN Canada, Apple News, The Associated Press, The Washington Post and Money magazine, among others. Beth holds a master’s degree in public communication from Colorado State University.

Education: B.A. in English from University of Tennessee; M.S. in public communication and technology from Colorado State University

Credentials:

Technical SEO Certification, Moz
Digital Marketing Certification, GetResponse
TeamOps Certification, GitLab

Organizations: Sigma Tau Delta (English Honor Society)

The latest from Beth

The 4 Days in December You Should Never Fly — And When to Travel Instead

Thinking strategically about your travel dates can save you money and lower holiday stress.

Mortgage Arrears Rates Are Up in These Cities: Here’s What You Can Control

Taking stock of your financial health and being candid with your lender can help you protect your home and credit.

Mortgage Delinquency Help

Falling behind on your mortgage payments is stressful, and can happen to anyone. Use these resources to understand your options and protect your home.

3 Ways to Spend Less on Food: Top Tips From Canadian Reddit

Price matching, rescuing food that might otherwise go to waste, and freezing food to extend its shelf life are ways to save big.

Struggling to Keep Cool? Here Are 3 Cheap Places to Swim

Public pools, beaches and lakes and secluded swimming pools are all great places to take a dip — without dipping too deep into your wallet.

Can’t Afford Your Car Loan? Here’s What to Do

Resist the urge to avoid your lender and weigh your loan relief options, including deferment or loan restructuring.

Tangerine Money-Back Credit Card vs. Tangerine World Mastercard: How to Choose

Both Tangerine credit cards earn cash back for no annual fee, but their perks, benefits and eligibility requirements differ.

Presto Card vs. Credit Card: How to Choose

Decide which card is best to pay for public transportation in Ontario.

Secured vs. Unsecured Credit Cards: How to Choose

Both secured and unsecured cards contribute to your credit history, but there are important differences between the two products.

Costco Credit Card vs. Amazon Credit Card: How to Choose

Both of these products are rewards credit cards that earn cash back, but they differ in terms of intro offer and how frequently you can redeem your rewards.

Phishing, Smishing and Vishing: How to Avoid These Top Fraud Schemes

Tech-savvy fraudsters have gotten creative in the ways they target personal and financial information.

5 Back-to-School Clothing Items You Should Never Buy New

Shop gently-used clothes to build your child's wardrobe affordably and sustainably.

The Simple Summer Cooling Trick That Most People Miss

This simple switch can actually make a big difference in helping keep your home cool during scorching summer days — and save energy.

CRA Strike: What Last-Minute Tax Filers Need to Know

File ASAP, file electronically, and sign up for a CRA My Account immediately, if you haven't already.

5 Financial Red Flags in Relationships (And How to Address Them)

Financial red flags, like hidden debt or excessive spending, are concerning but they aren't always dealbreakers. Candid conversation and prompt action are promising paths forward.

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