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Are you and your family struggling to make it through each month? Here are a few simple tips and tricks to help you get on the right track and stay there.

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Consumer proposals allow you to get a great reset of your debt. Stop kiting your debt from one credit card to another and get a real solution.

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Canadians could soon be facing really serious economic challenges – living costs and incomes are becoming more and more disparate.

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With rising costs, ever increasing debt loads, massive unemployment and decreasing wages, hyperinflation is among us.

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Canadians are in a pickle with exponential debt growth, both national debt and consumer debt. The government is driving debt up either by action or inaction.

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People’s debt comes in all shapes and sizes – when it becomes a problem – we can help.

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Donald Trump remains a lightning rod for negattive media attention. While he is not really the topic of this blog hopefully invoking his name will attract readers.

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That is an intriguing question, what will happen when it’s over?  The CERB has been running for a year and a half – projected to end in September 2021, but what will happen then?  Will the $2,000 per month benefit be replaced with UBI (Universal Basic Income)?  Really that is just shifting the name of […]

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There are all sorts of penalties associated with mortgage defaults, most are legal, some are not.

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Bad credit, no credit roll up, roll up, get your house today… Seems that way until you start getting into the details – and you find that your credit report is holding you back – we can help.

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Admidst rife speculation is emerging a new reality about the re-shaping of our economy. Like it or not, things are changing globably and it will not be good for the majority of people.

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What is your net worth? Add up the value of everything you own and deduct the cost of selling it and repaying all of your debts – what’s left, that is your net worth.

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The Great Reset has been getting a lot of media attention lately – formerly the thing of conspiracy theorists the idea of a globalist revision is now in the mainstream. Here are some thoughts and links to discussion points.

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It’s hard for many people to think in such terms but in fact filing a bankruptcy provides a great new opportunity.  Long before we had a bankruptcy regime few people had access to debt (credit) mostly the wealthy loaned money to other wealthy people.  There were few written contracts, most people couldn’t read and write […]

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We feel that it is important that you should understand the basics when you are thinking about filing a bankruptcy or a proposal.  Here are some basic terms to help you along.  People who owe money are called “debtors”, people who cannot pay their bills as the become due or who could not pay their […]

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We hear that from almost every person we meet – “I don’t want to go bankrupt”.  Let’s face it no one wants to go bankrupt it is not a part of anyone’s life plan: “I’ll get an education, get married, have kids, become involved in my community, buy a house, invest for retirement, go bankrupt” […]

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Feeling overwhelmed yet? Debt problems can be a source of frustration and family feuds. Get your free debt check up today. call 519-646-2222

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CERB overpayments are going to be an important topic in the next year for millions of Canadians.  The Federal Government’s handling of the CERB benefit has resulted in many people receiving benefits they should not, or ought not, to have had.  Our office has heard of several cases of long term ODSP recipients who have […]