Posts Tagged ‘licensed insolvency trustee’
The Real Cost of Not Dealing with Your Debt
There are debt solutions available that will save significant sums of money for you.
Read More9 Reasons to File a Consumer Proposal instead of Personal Bankruptcy
Filing a consumer proposal can have significant advantages compared to filing personal bankruptcy when you are feeling overwhelmed with debt.
Read MoreFinancial Deep Cleaning Series – Part 3
It is important to stay on top of your finances and keep a finger on the pulse of your household budget.
Read MoreFinancial Deep Cleaning Series – Part 2
Deep cleaning your financial rooms can save you a lot of money, significantly reduce your monthly “burn rate” and significantly reduce your stress.
Read MoreFinancial Deep Cleaning Series – Part 1
Part 1 – Get Rid of the Junk. “Individually, these small things likely don’t disrupt your day-to-day financial well-being.”
Read MoreCovid-19: How will the Canada Emergency Response Benefit affect my Bankruptcy?
Support payments received as a result of COVID-19 measures are meant to be used by individuals and their families, not their creditors.
Read More2020 Surplus Income Standards
The Government of Canada has set net monthly income thresholds for a person or family to maintain a minimal standard of living in Canada. Every dollar that a bankrupt family makes above this level is subject to a surplus income payment of 50% while a person remains bankrupt.
Read MoreHow will COVID-19 affect my consumer proposal?
These are stressful times but no one should feel alone with these challenges.
Read MoreWhen Small Business Owners Run Into Financial Trouble, What They Need is Help
We believe that entrepreneurs should be encouraged and supported, particularly when they run into financial difficulty.
Read More2019 Surplus Income Standards
The Government of Canada has set net monthly income thresholds for a person or family to maintain a minimal standard of living in Canada. Every dollar that a bankrupt family makes above this level is subject to a surplus income payment of 50% while a person remains bankrupt.
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