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Small Business Solutions

May 11, 2020

Small Businesses need solutions to debt and cashflow challenges. LITs are perfectly positioned to provide technical expertise to help negotiate you through turbulent times. Call today for your free consultation: 519-646-2222

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COVID Debt Solutions

May 1, 2020

COVID Debt Solutions are available. call us at 519-646-2222 for a free consultation to discuss your options. A Consumer Proposal or a Bankruptcy may provide you and your family with the relief and financial security you need.

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Getting through COVID

April 1, 2020

The COVID virus is impacting everyone’s life. From the way we work through to every social interaction we have. There are essentially two facets, health and economy that are being his the hardest. In this two part blog we try to speak to each offering some insights and considerations.

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How will I pay my bills?

Jars with credit cards
March 17, 2020

COVID-19 may be the least of many family’s worries – loss of employment, reduction in available working hours and lack of benefits will put many behind the eight ball.

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Cash Flow your Debts

March 5, 2020

It is important to stop cash flowing debts and to start paying them off – but it may be even more important to understand and recognize the difference.

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Real Estate Bubble

February 26, 2020

The real estate bubble has been described as one of the biggest threats to the Canadian economy. The Toronto housing market has been identified as the second largest housing bubble in the world. The thing about bubbles is that sooner or later they all either collapse under their own weight or they burst.

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Your house is not an ATM

February 14, 2020

Your house is not an ATM but if you treat it as if it is you run the risk of losing it altogether. You can’t simply keep pulling money out and expect that it will replenish itself.

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Impulse Spending

February 13, 2020

Impulses and habits are very similar, they both work on us subconsciously and compel, or ilicit, certain types of behaviour. Impulsiveness isn’t always bad – sometimes it’s very rewarding, maybe that’s a part of the problem.

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Trust the Media?

February 13, 2020

When you take a closer look at the data you will find that recent reports are exagerting the rise in consumer insolvenicies. In reality, insolvency filings are lagging significantly behind lending trends.

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Bankruptcy Stereotypes

February 10, 2020

Stereotypes help us negotiate the world around us, stereotypes aren’t as abitrary as our acceptance of them – when they are positive we embrace them, when they are negative we appall them.

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Savings or Irregular Expenses

February 7, 2020

Do you know the difference between putting money away as savings and retaining money in your mbank account for irregular expenses. They seem similar but are quite different.

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Credit Counselling

February 3, 2020

Credit Counselling can be a very helpful tool, but obligatory attendance isn’t enough, to be effective it requires active participation.

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Compound Interest

January 29, 2020

TD Bank recently announced it will be using compound interest on its credit card portfolio. Other banks are sure to follow suit – be aware of the impact.

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Driving Affordability

January 7, 2020

Driving affordability is something that should form a part of everyone’s budget. Even in our biggest cities public transit is expensive and extremely inefficient.

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Get Ready

January 3, 2020

Are you ready to pay your credit card bills? If you are struggling we can help – let’s start with a free consultation.

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Debt Consultants

December 30, 2019

Don’t bring out the clowns when you need serious help with problem debt – get professional help.

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Borrow Your Way Out Of Debt

December 11, 2019

You cannot borrow your way out of debt. Trying to do so is a useless strategy that will get you into far more debt than you had to begin with.

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Creative proposals

December 3, 2019

“The list goes on and can be tailored to your specific situation or circumstances – traditional proposals are straight line payments such as $200 per month for sixty (60) months, but there are other possibilities.”

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Exempt Property

November 12, 2019

This is not intended to be legal advice but rather a discussion of interpretation of the Execution Act. Speak to your Licensed Insolvency Trustee about his or her interpretation.

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Spotting Fake News

October 18, 2019

Spotting fake news can be a real challenge for all but the suspicious and conspiracy minded among us. But it is important to check and back check information being fed through news streams in order to remain well informed. Just because you like the sound of it or it makes you feel warm and fuzzy doesn’t mean it’s true.

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