Information About Bankruptcy, Money Management and Debt Help Tips

We work with individuals and families every day who are navigating financial stress and looking for real, practical solutions. One of the most significant proposed changes in 2026 is the new threshold for consumer proposals, increasing from $250,000 to $325,000. This shift reflects the reality of ri … Read more »

We believe that transparency is essential—especially when it comes to something as important as resolving debt. With new trustee fees in Canada coming into effect on March 31, 2026, many Canadians are wondering what this means for them. How Does This Impact Your Debt Relief Options? The good news? … Read more »

A single income in Ontario reshapes what it means to manage a household. With no secondary money sources, rent, grocery bills, and transportation costs can easily take the place of savings, paying down debt, and keeping a healthy credit score. That said, whether you are a single parent, living alone … Read more »

Debt management is hard work even in calm conditions. But add in a high cost of living, shaky job insecurity, and housing prices, and that task gets even taller. It seems like whoever you ask, many households in London, Windsor, Chatham-Kent, and St. Thomas are feeling the squeeze. So to help out ou … Read more »

Many Canadians struggle with long-overdue debts, often unsure if creditors will even come to collect. The confusion stems from statute-barred debts, or debts that have passed their legal limitation period. This article outlines how limitation periods work, their role in insolvency proceedings, and t … Read more »