Most Canadians know that bankruptcy should be avoided whenever possible. But for those of us overwhelmed by crushing debt - at some point - we face it head on and ask, “Is bankruptcy the best solution?” Before we get into…
Are you feeling stressed out by your debt and wondering if it's time to get some bankruptcy advice in Ontario? You might be struggling to make your payments while juggling your day-to-day expenses. Now might be a good time to…
If you’re struggling with your finances, the idea of filing bankruptcy and Consumer Proposals in Windsor may seem frightening We see this in our offices every day. Apart from just fear of the unknown, debtors are most concerned about: the…
Is bankruptcy looking more and more like a reality for you? You probably have many questions regarding the bankruptcy process, but the good news is you won’t be going through it alone. The first step is to contact a Licensed…
Finances are a tricky business. Most of us do not learn proper money management skills in our youth, so we end up bumbling through our financial lives. More times than not we end up making some crucial mistakes or even…
In Canada, one in every seven personal bankruptcies is a result of student debt. Student loans are big business! It’s a billion dollar industry, but this wasn’t always the case. In the 70’s, students could work a summer job and earn…
Sometimes debt can feel like a shadow that is cast over your life. It restricts you from doing what you want to do with your life. You may feel embarrassed or hopeless, but remember misery loves company. Debt is much…
If you reached this page then you are probably wondering how to file for bankruptcy. In just a few minutes, this video will explain that process. There are really only three steps. Step one: Research your options. Bankruptcy may not…
Consumer proposal and bankruptcy are the top two insolvency solutions in Canada, so it’s natural that you may want to know the difference between them. A bankruptcy is filed using the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. You are eligible to…
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…
