By law a consumer proposal can be no longer than five years. However, you can propose any term for your proposal payments. Ted Hoyes explains more, and how you can pay your proposal before the end of the full term.
When you file for a consumer proposal, you offer your creditors an amount for your proposal payments. In this blog, find out what factors affect this and 3 steps you can use to calculate your payment terms.
If you are considering a consumer proposal to help eliminate your debts, you want your creditors to accept the terms of the proposal. In general, consumer proposals have a 99% acceptance rate.
Filing for a consumer proposal can be a great option for debt relief and can help you avoid bankruptcy. Explore what a consumer proposal entails and what advantages this option has over a bankruptcy.
Did you know that 99% of our consumer proposals are accepted by creditors? And that the Royal Bank makes up majority of creditors that vote against them? Doug Hoyes explains why here.
A consumer proposal has a legislated debt limit of $250,000. Find out what debts are included in that calculation and what options you have if you owe more than the allowable limit.
Consumer proposals are a very flexible tool when it comes to debt settlement. If you receive a lump sum before or during a proposal, find out how this can impact your proposal terms.
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