Debt Help For Individuals & Couples
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Life’s complicated enough when you’re juggling rent or a mortgage, rising bills, or unexpected expenses, especially if you’re doing it on a single income or managing shared finances with a partner. Whether you’re behind on payments, overwhelmed by credit card debt, or just not sure what to do next, we’re here to help.
Reach out in whatever way works best for you — live chat, text, or email — and we’ll walk you through your options in plain language, at your pace. You’re in control.

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Try our free debt calculator to estimate how much you could reduce your repayments with a solution like a consumer proposal.
We Know the Hardest Part is the First Step
But it’s also the step that makes all the difference. Whether you’re trying to get out of crushing credit card debt, save your relationship from the strain of financial stress, or just want to feel in control again, we’ve got your back.
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Consumer Proposals: A Smarter Way to Get Out of Debt
When debt becomes overwhelming, a consumer proposal offers a clear, affordable path forward. It’s a legally binding agreement, filed through a Licensed Insolvency Trustee, where you repay only a portion of what you owe (often up to 80% less) through one manageable monthly payment.
Unlike bankruptcy, you keep your assets. And unlike trying to negotiate with creditors on your own, all interest and collection activity must stop by law. No more harassing calls, no more growing balances, just a fresh start, on your terms.
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Three Reasons Why A Consumer Proposal Makes Sense:
You Keep Your Assets
With a consumer proposal, you don’t lose your car, home, or savings. You protect what matters most while dealing with your debt.
You Only Pay What You Can Afford
Your Licensed Insolvency Trustee will work with you to create a monthly payment that fits your budget — no interest, no surprises.
You’re Protected by Law
Once your proposal is filed, all collection calls, wage garnishments, and legal threats must stop immediately. This is your right under federal legislation.
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Text us to connect with a real person who can help. There’s no pressure; just clarity, support, and a path toward relief.
FAQ
Answers to some of your commonly asked questions
We’re a couple — do we have to file together, or can one of us file a consumer proposal or bankruptcy on our own?
No, you don’t have to file together. One partner can file individually if the debt is solely in their name. However, if you share joint debts (like a credit card or line of credit), it’s best to speak with a Licensed Insolvency Trustee to explore the best approach.
Can a consumer proposal help with credit card and line of credit debt?
Yes. Consumer proposals cover most unsecured debt, including credit cards, lines of credit, payday loans, and even tax debt.
Will a consumer proposal affect my partner’s credit score?
Only if the debt is joint. If you file a proposal for debts in your name only, your partner’s credit score and financial standing won’t be impacted.
I’m single and overwhelmed — where do I even begin?
You’re not alone, and the first step is easier than you think. Book a free consultation with a Licensed Insolvency Trustee who can walk you through your options in plain language with no judgment or pressure to commit.
We’re expecting a baby and our debts are piling up — can a proposal help us plan ahead?
Absolutely. A consumer proposal can reduce your monthly payments and give you financial breathing room, so you can focus on your growing family instead of collection calls or mounting interest.
What if we’re separated or divorced — how are shared debts handled?
In separation or divorce, each person remains legally responsible for any joint debts. A Licensed Insolvency Trustee can help you understand how these debts can be resolved fairly, even if your ex-partner isn’t cooperative.
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Book a free consultation with Spergel today, and we will calculate a payment plan for you to get started.
Real Life Success Story
Proof That a Fresh Start Is Possible
*Based on a real client. For privacy, some details have been altered.

Meet Alex
Like many others caught up in the frenzy of the market boom, Alex had invested heavily in digital assets, hoping to capitalize on their meteoric rise. But as the market took a nosedive, his investments soured, leaving him in a precarious financial situation.
With a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Toronto, Alex has honed his skills over the years, specializing in cybersecurity and network infrastructure. Outside of work, Alex is an avid enthusiast of emerging technologies, particularly cryptocurrency and blockchain. Beneath Alex’s success and enthusiasm for technology lay a hidden struggle: the burden of cryptocurrency debt.
The Downturn
Despite his expertise in technology, Alex’s crypto investments during the 2021 boom collapsed when the market plunged.
Instead of the financial gains he expected, he was left with $90,000 in debt. The mounting pressure and ongoing volatility of the crypto market created sleepless nights, relentless stress, and a deep sense of uncertainty about his future.
The Challenge
Alex’s debt had spiralled out of control, and the constant creditor pressure left him feeling trapped.
Negotiating repayment and finding a way to stabilize his finances seemed impossible. With $90,000 hanging over him and no clear path forward, Alex needed expert help to turn his situation around and rebuild his financial stability.
Turning to Spergel
In his search for a solution, Alex turned to Spergel, the “get rid of debt” people.
He was partnered with a Licensed Insolvency Trustee who not only understood the complexities of his debt but also offered compassion and a clear plan of action. For the first time, Alex felt there was hope.
The Consumer Proposal
Spergel recommended a consumer proposal: a legal process to consolidate Alex’s debt into one manageable monthly payment.
Through negotiation with creditors, the trustee worked to reduce his overall debt, stop the endless calls, and build a repayment plan that fit Alex’s budget and future goals.
Implementation in Action
Spergel negotiated a 75% reduction in Alex’s debt, cutting it from $90,000 to $22,500.
His creditors accepted the proposal, interest rates were reduced, and payments were streamlined into one simple plan. Alongside this, Alex received financial counselling and budgeting support, empowering him to take control of his money.
The Results
With $67,500 of debt erased, Alex found both financial and emotional relief.
Creditor calls stopped immediately, his repayment plan was manageable, and he could finally sleep at night. By sticking to his proposal and using Spergel’s budgeting tools, Alex regained control of his finances and built a brighter, more stable future.

Mental Health and Debt
Debt isn’t just financial — it’s deeply emotional. According to our 2024 study, 91% of Canadians facing debt reported moderate to extreme stress, with many experiencing sleeplessness (52%) and changes in eating habits (44%).
You’re not alone in this. And you’re not failing: you’re human. Debt relief isn’t just about paying less. For 63% of people, their mental health significantly improved after finding support through insolvency solutions like consumer proposals or bankruptcy.

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What’s My First Step for Getting Debt Help?
The first step is simply reaching out to a Licensed Insolvency Trustee.
Book a free, confidential consultation with one of our Licensed Insolvency Trustees. They’ll listen without judgment, explain your options in plain language, and help you take the next right step toward debt relief and peace of mind.
Everyone’s Situation is Different. Let’s Talk About You.
Book a free call with Spergel today. Together, we’ll create a personalized plan to help you move forward with confidence.

Here’s What to Expect When You Reach Out
Getting help with your debt shouldn’t feel overwhelming, and with Spergel, it isn’t.
From the moment you reach out, you’ll be met with compassion, clarity, and a step-by-step plan tailored just for you. No pressure. No judgment. Just real support from a team that’s helped over 100,000 Canadians find a fresh financial start.
Book your consult
Use our General Booking Form or Calendar Booking Form to choose a time that works best for you. It’s 100% confidential and always free.
TALK TO AN EXPERT
You’ll speak with a Licensed Insolvency Trustee who takes the time to understand your full financial picture and answer your questions with care.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
We’ll clearly explain your personalized debt relief options in plain language, so you can make the decision that feels right for you.
Leave With a Plan — And Peace of Mind
You’ll walk away with a clear, actionable plan and the reassurance that you’re not stuck anymore. Once you take that first step, the relief begins.