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For most, Canada is a land of financial opportunities. It offers its residents high incomes and a comfortable standard of living – especially when compared with the vast majority of other countries in the world.
Debt is a common part of life nowadays, and indeed not all debt is actually bad.
For most homeowners in Canada, the end of a mortgage term is an important financial milestone.
Handling any unmanageable debt that you have can be a stressful and intimidating experience.
If you are not able to pay off your debts – including credit card debt, tax debt, or personal loans – your lender (or creditor) may choose to send your debt to a debt collector or collection agency.
Owning your own home is an important milestone for many Canadians. Yet with great privilege comes great responsibility.
The Canadian mortgage landscape has no doubt shifted in recent times, with houses unfortunately becoming increasingly difficult for many Canadians to own.
Canada’s economic landscape has been hit by a number of challenges over the last few years.
Are you anxious about how you will go about paying back government benefits? This is the problem of many Canadians, who, in the height of lockdown during the pandemic, were unable to work.
We understand how it can feel when you receive threatening letters from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), or any creditor for that matter.
If you are already battling unmanageable debt and are living paycheque to paycheque, a frozen bank account is unlikely the most helpful circumstance for you.
Bankruptcy is a legal process designed to offer relief to individuals and businesses overwhelmed by debt, allowing them to re-organize or liquidate their assets to repay creditors.
Not sure where to start? Our easy-to-use calculator helps you estimate how much a consumer proposal could reduce your debt.
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