Consumer Proposals
Top 20 Consumer Proposal FAQs for Canadian Debt Relief
If you’re searching for debt relief in Canada, you may have come across the term “consumer proposal”. What exactly is a consumer proposal, though, and how can it help you? In this “Consumer Proposal FAQs” blog, we’ll answer the 20 most frequently asked questions about this Canadian debt relief option and whether or not it’s…
Read MoreAlternatives to Bankruptcies: Pros and Cons of Filing in Canada
Navigating a financial slump can be a difficult and uncertain time for individuals and businesses alike, with bankruptcy often looming as the only option. But luckily, there are some bankruptcy alternatives to consider before taking such a drastic step, including debt consolidation, consumer proposals, credit counseling, and debt settlement. This article will: Weighing up all…
Read MoreAre your finances getting off track and out of control?
The earlier you identify warning signs of financial challenges and recognize the driving factors, the easier it will be to address those factors and get back on track.
Read MoreA Gentler Method: Why a Negotiated Consumer Proposal Can Be A More Fair and Reasonable Debt Solution
If you have debt problems you also have options. A Consumer Proposal can be a much better and more manageable solution than bankruptcy to resolve your debts.
Read MoreWhy People Delay Getting Help With Their Debt
The longer an individual waits to get help with their finances, the harder it is to help as the number of options is greatly reduced. By the time most consumers come to us the only choices left are to file personal bankruptcy or consumer proposal. If you are starting to struggle financially reach out for professional assistance before things get beyond your control.
Read MoreReceiving a Windfall While Bankrupt
Any assets or property that you receive or become entitled to receive, before your discharge from bankruptcy, can be seized by the trustee and distributed to your creditors. As a bankrupt, you must report any windfalls to your trustee and failure to do so could cause difficulties in obtaining your discharge from bankruptcy or even after you have received your discharge.
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