Our knowledgeable team of Licensed Insolvency Trustees provide information and expert advice to help you on your way to becoming debt free. Our blog includes podcasts, videos, articles, case studies and Industry Insights about consumer proposals and bankruptcy in Ontario as well as personal finance, credit rebuilding and other money management tips for anyone looking to get out of, or stay out of, debt.
What’s the difference between a debt consultant and a Licensed Insolvency Trustee when it comes to your managing debts? We explain how the roles differ, which one you should avoid completely and why.
What can a debt consultant really do for you? The Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy released a report that delves into the unnecessary and harmful role debt consultants play in debt management.
Are you raising children in a single income household? We explore a case report from one of our clients in this situation and provide you with 5 steps to create a successful budget for your family.
Are you caught up in the stress of working and parenting as a single parent, and trying to juggle overwhelming debt? We explore how insolvency feels in this situation and what options you have to overcome debt.
Did you know there are rules in place when it comes to the way student loans are treated in an insolvency? Find out the rules to ensure your student debt is discharged or released in a consumer proposal.
As a certified financial planner in Canada, you are obligated to disclose if you filed for insolvency. In this blog, learn about everything you need to know to navigate this situation.
Learning how to make good financial choices as a millennial will benefit you in the short and long term. Our guide shows you how to save money, manage student debt, build a credit score and more.
Have you turned to credit cards or payday loans to help with your monthly expenses? Explore the warning signs that you're falling into debt, how to re-balance your budget and options you have to deal with your debts.
Are you going through a divorce and struggling with debt? Our Bankruptcy and Divorce Canada fact sheet explains everything you need to know from dividing debt to what happens if your ex-spouse files insolvency.
Are you wondering how to go about helping your parents deal with their debts? In this blog, we explain what a power of attorney is, how they can help manage other’s finances, and explore two client stories.
An alarming trend we have noticed recently is the amount of debt seniors are accruing from payday loans. Ted Michalos explores why we have observed these changes and how we can break the cycle.
Payday loan use is on an alarming upward trend, and resulting in significant debt problems for millennials. Find out more about our current debtor statistics and how payday loans contribute to these issues.
Did you know that bankruptcy law does eliminate most tax debt? Learn about when your tax debts can be discharged through insolvency and the implications of a CRA bankruptcy.
Payday loans seem like a solution to a cash flow crisis but for many they are a cycle into long term debt. Doug Hoyes explains the dangers of payday loans for consumers and reveals alarming results from our research.
Canadians are suffering from a lack of not only financial literacy, but also debt literacy. In this blog we explore what the National Steering Committee on Financial Literacy is and what it lacks.
Debt Relief Experts
