by Rodney Hatcher | Mar 14, 2021 | How to Get Out of Debt
This past year has been tough on everyone in many unique and frustrating ways. Whether the Covid-19 Pandemic and its accompanying isolation has impacted your mental health, finances, relationships, or all of the above, it has not been an easy experience for any of us....
by Rebecca Frederick | Aug 9, 2016 | How to Get Out of Debt
Payday loan companies offer short term financing to individuals that need a loan between paydays – when people find they have more month left than money. Short-term or interim financing can be necessary when people have unexpected expenses crop up that they...
by Rebecca Frederick | Mar 23, 2016 | How to Get Out of Debt
If you read our Understanding Student Loans – Part 1 article last week, you already know the basics. Provincial and Federal Student loans, are different from other types of debts because at least 7 years needs to pass since your studies ended before these debts...
by Rebecca Frederick | Mar 16, 2016 | How to Get Out of Debt
A post-secondary education is supposed to help you improve your employment opportunities and hopefully your income as well. Right out of school it can take some time to see the benefits of these added opportunities and in the meantime if you have borrowed student...
by Rebecca Frederick | Mar 1, 2016 | Avoid Bankruptcy, Consolidation Loans, Consumer Proposals, Credit Card, Credit Counselling, Debt Consolidation Canada, How to Get Out of Debt
Credit counselling, orderly payment of debt, and consumer proposals are all useful ways to address a debt problem. The key to selecting the right option is knowing which program is right for you. Informal options include informal debt settlement arrangements and...
by Rebecca Frederick | Jul 29, 2014 | Avoid Bankruptcy, How to Get Out of Debt
This is our second article in our series comparing bankruptcy and proposals discussing some of the differences between bankruptcies and proposals. While both proceedings offer you protection from your creditors under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act there are some...
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