Let’s assume that since you clicked this title that you have begun to think about personal bankruptcy. The good news is that there are alternatives to bankruptcy. In this video we will explore all your options and advise you…
Are you a small business owner that’s finding it harder and harder to sustain your company’s day-to-day operations? Are you having to decide which of your creditors to pay first - or at all - and are starting to think…
Have you been avoiding bankruptcy? Do you find yourself having a hard time keeping up with ever-mounting debt? Maybe your creditors have started garnishing your wages or you’ve received notice of a lawsuit against you. Perhaps you simply want to…
Debt is becoming an increasingly tricky problem for many people in Ontario. It's easy to accumulate - not so easy to get rid of. You may have reached this page because you think that personal bankruptcy might be the…
Isn’t it annoying when people tell us that we should plan for the unexpected? How do you do that anyway - if the thing is unexpected, how can you plan for it? What we can probably assume is that something…
If you’re experiencing financial difficulties and your debts seem to have no end in sight, it’s likely you’ve considered filing for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is a serious decision to undertake, but it isn’t always inevitable, or your only option. For some…
If you’re going through difficult financial times, you know just how stressful life can become for both you and your family. It may even feel like you’ll never be able to get out from under overwhelming debt. And for some…
Are you a senior citizen living on a fixed income and experiencing financial difficulties? If so, you’re not alone. The number of retired Canadians that are carrying debt - just like you - is rising. In fact, seniors are accumulating…
Consumer proposals are often thought of as an insolvent debtor’s last resort before having to file for bankruptcy. Learn more about Consumer Proposals and what you need to know on how to file a Consumer Proposal. What is a Consumer…
Canadians owe over $21,000 on average, not including mortgage debt. If you live in Ontario - and are having a hard time keeping up with your bills - it’s possible that number is considerably higher for you. Consider these statistics…
