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- The Stigma around Debt – Let’s Talk About our Finances
Debt is not a topic people will often bring up in conversation willingly. If you go out with your friends, you may talk about what you did on the weekend, a recent sporting event you watched, or how your new job is going. Very rarely will you hear someone discuss their financial health, or the strug … Read more »
- Why It’s Wise to Get a Second Opinion for Debt Relief
When you’re dealing with serious debt, it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed by the number of options available. Should you try a debt management plan? Would a Consumer Proposal be a better fit? Is Bankruptcy the right solution for your situation? These aren’t small decisions. The path you choo … Read more »
- Bankruptcy and Self-Employment: A Guide for Sole Proprietors in Canada
You’ve had a few strong years running your business as a sole proprietor. But you’ve recently lost a few long-term clients due to budget cuts, and your income has dropped significantly. While you’re hustling to find new work, you’ve had to turn to your credit cards and line of credit to cover your b … Read more »
- Allan Marshall & Associates named Best Licensed Insolvency Trustee Halifax by Consumer Choice Awards.
Honoured to Be Recognised – and Grateful to Serve Canadians in Debt. At Allan Marshall & Associates, we know that most people don’t wake up one day and decide to ask for help with their debt. It usually comes after a long period of trying to manage on your own. Maybe you’ve been juggling payments, m … Read more »
- What Type of Spender Are You?
Whether you’re a ‘Saver’ or a ‘Treat Yourself’ spender – Your money habits tell a story. We all handle money differently and understanding your spending habits is the first step toward taking control of your financial future. Take a moment to think: which of these sounds most like you? A. The “Saver … Read more »