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  • Debt Traps to Avoid as a Senior to Enjoy Retirement 

    Retirement should be a time to relax and pursue the lifestyle you’ve worked hard to achieve, whether it’s traveling the world, playing golf on weekday afternoons, or spoiling your grandkids with gifts during the holidays. You shouldn’t have to worry about bills piling up, dwindling savings, or mortg … Read more »

  • What to Do Before and After Filing a Consumer Proposal or Bankruptcy

    Filing a consumer proposal or bankruptcy is a big step in dealing with debts that are holding you back. But you may be unsure of what to expect and what you need to do. The good news is that with the proper preparation and a solid plan, you can make the process much easier on yourself. In this artic … Read more »

  • Home Equity Loan vs Consumer Proposal: Which Is Better for Paying off Debt?

    Are you struggling with high-interest debts, such as credit cards or lines of credit, and looking for a way to pay them off faster? Two solutions you might have come across are taking out a home equity loan or filing a consumer proposal. Both offer a way to consolidate and manage your debts—but that … Read more »

  • What Happens to a Leased or Financed Car in Bankruptcy? 

    Are you struggling with debt and considering bankruptcy as a solution? If so, you may be concerned about the fate of your vehicle, especially one you’re leasing or have financed with a car loan.  So what happens to a leased or financed car if you file for bankruptcy? In short, you can keep your car … Read more »

  • Stay of Proceedings: How It Protects You From Creditors 

    Creditors can take legal action against you if you don’t pay them. If they sue you in court and win their case, you’ll have to obey the judgment or risk further legal punishment. Even if you’re struggling financially and experiencing severe distress, the order is still enforceable.  However, there’s … Read more »