by Stanley Chen | Jan 29, 2024 | Consumer Proposals
Renewing a mortgage is a common financial step for many homeowners in Alberta. However, if you’ve recently gone through a proposal, you might wonder how it will affect your ability to renew your mortgage in this province. A proposal is a formal debt relief...
by Stanley Chen | Jan 14, 2024 | Bankruptcy, Consumer Proposals, Debt Consolidation Canada
A common thought when faced with financial difficulties is – “Well, I will just go bankrupt, and all my debt will be taken care of.” This can be true, but it isn’t always the case. However, understanding the nuances of bankruptcy and its implications...
by Stanley Chen | Apr 17, 2023 | Consumer Proposals, Credit Rating
Filing for a consumer proposal is an effective way for many Canadians to get out of debt but it can affect your credit score. Your credit rating will be negatively impacted or bruised by filing of the consumer proposal but just like a real bruise, it can heal with the...
by Stanley Chen | Dec 22, 2022 | Bankruptcy, Consumer Proposals, Debt Management, How to Get Out of Debt
One of the last options creditors will employ to recovery unpaid unsecured debts is a writ of enforcement which can put the equity in your assets in jeopardy. In this blog we explore writs and how they work, how they work in a bankruptcy and proposal, and the...
by Stanley Chen | Dec 12, 2022 | Consumer Proposals
If you have been doing research on consumer proposals, you’ll likely have encountered “consumer proposal calculators” that appear to have the ability to provide an estimate of the monthly cost of a consumer proposal payment. You’ll likely be asked to enter your total...
by Stanley Chen | Nov 9, 2022 | Consumer Proposals, Debt Management, How to Get Out of Debt
When you are facing financial hardship, there are options to help you tackle your debt and work toward financial freedom. A Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) can offer various solutions, including division I and division II Proposals. A consumer proposal and a...
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