Fiduciary Duty And Fiduciary Relationship

What Is Fiduciary Duty and Why Does It Matter?

You might have heard the word fiduciary thrown around in a conversation at a party or if you’ve ever looked for a financial advisor. But, do you know what the term really means? This article will provide a definition of fiduciary duty, what it is, and why it’s important to understand what it means.

Ontario Bankruptcy and Consumer Insolvency Statistics in Canada

If you are on the brink of consumer insolvency, know that you are not alone. While current Ontario Bankruptcy and Consumer Proposals remain lower than pre-pandemic levels, this is likely to change due to rising interest rates and the end of government programs. Now is the time to speak to a LIT.

What Is Cryptocurrency and Is It a Safe Investment?

There’s a lot of hype around cryptocurrency but is it a good investment? Due to high volatility, investing in crypto can be risky. If you’ve lost money in crypto and are considering bankruptcy, reach out to a Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) today.

When to Hire a Financial Advisor vs. a Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT)

If you’re trying to stay on budget and repay your debt but you just can’t seem to get ahead, you might consider hiring a financial advisor to help to get your financial life in order. While it’s a great idea…

Canadian Inflation Rates: How Rising Rates May Affect You

Inflation causes the cost of living to go up. This can make essential items like food and fuel more expensive. When you have to spend more on everyday items there is less money to go around for things like debt repayment. If you’re struggling to make ends meet, reach out to a LIT for help today.

What Happens to My Debt When I Die? 10 Things Every Canadian Debtor Needs to Know

Depending on the stage of life you’re in, you may be wondering what happens to your debt when you die. Can it be inherited? What debts are forgiven at death? Will you be leaving loved ones with the hardship and stress of dealing with your debt at a time they are grieving? These are legitimate worries. If you want to protect your family from dealing with your debts when you’re gone, here’s what you need to know.

How to Check Your Canadian Credit Score and Know if It’s Good

Stressed about bad credit? Your credit score matters. A poor credit score can affect your future potential for securing a mortgage, a car loan, or even a credit card. If you need help rebuilding your credit, reach out to a Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) today.

Canadian Debt Relief Programs: 5 Strategies to Recover from Debt

Sick of dealing with your debt alone? Are you interested in finding out what kind of Canadian debt relief programs are available? A Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) can walk you through the different debt relief programs and help you determine which one is right for you.

Buyer’s Remorse Laws in Canada – Consumer Protection Act (CPA)

We’ve all experienced buyer's remorse. It’s that unsettling feeling you have when you begin to question whether your purchase was worth the hefty price tag. If buyer's remorse is a familiar feeling, and you need help getting your financial life on track, reach out to a Licensed Insolvency Trustee.

How to Deal With a Debt Collector: Your Rights Under Ontario Debt Collection Laws

In Ontario, you’re protected by the Ontario Collection and Debt Settlement Services Act (the “Act”). The Act sets out strict laws on what a debt collection agency can - and cannot - do. Among other things, it attempts to curb collection agencies from using harassing or intimidating tactics to get you to repay the debt you owe. Here's what this law covers.

Bankruptcy, Money Management and Debt Help Tips

What Is Fiduciary Duty and Why Does It Matter?

Ontario Bankruptcy and Consumer Insolvency Statistics in Canada

What Is Cryptocurrency and Is It a Safe Investment?

When to Hire a Financial Advisor vs. a Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT)

Canadian Inflation Rates: How Rising Rates May Affect You

What Happens to My Debt When I Die? 10 Things Every Canadian Debtor Needs to Know

How to Check Your Canadian Credit Score and Know if It’s Good

Canadian Debt Relief Programs: 5 Strategies to Recover from Debt

Buyer’s Remorse Laws in Canada – Consumer Protection Act (CPA)

How to Deal With a Debt Collector: Your Rights Under Ontario Debt Collection Laws

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