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AWESOME eBOOK ABOUT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONSUMER PROPOSAL AND BANKRUPTCY

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We’re so pleased to offer you Ira Smith’s new eBook,” PERSONAL BANKRUPTCY CANADA: Not Because You Are A Dummy, Because You Need To Get Your Life Back On Track”. The world of finance can be very confusing and in particular the insolvency system. The information out there about the Canadian insolvency system, including the topic of the difference between consumer proposal and bankruptcy, seems to be written for industry insiders in industry jargon. Where is the average person experiencing serious financial difficulty going to find the information they need in a language they understand?

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What will the book teach me?

Definitely. Ira recognized the need for up-to-date information on the topic written in real people speaksPERSONAL BANKRUPTCY CANADA: Not Because You Are A Dummy, Because You Need To Get Your Life Back On Track” was borne. It truly is a step by step guide about the Canadian insolvency system and tackles some of the pressing questions that we receive including:

So how soon can your eBook teach me?

Right now, if you want. If you’ve been looking for answers to these questions and others like it, click here for your free copy of the eBook. We encourage you to read the eBook before you sit down with a professional trustee and discuss your issues. That way, you will go to your initial consultation already understanding the insolvency system and the difference between consumer proposal and bankruptcy. That way, you can spend the time with the licensed insolvency trustee talking about solutions to your specific situation and not wasting the time with an introduction to the Canadian insolvency system. That is what our eBook is all about.

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So how can I get the eBook?

There are two ways to get your copy of the new eBook, but only one has a money back guarantee.

No money back guarantee – Purchase the eBook on Amazon.com, but it is against Amazon’s rules to provide you with the money back guarantee. If you wish to purchase it that way, click here:

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As a special gift and a reward for reading this blog to the very end, if you click on the picture of the book cover below, you will have the opportunity to obtain the eBook TOTALLY FREE! The book will teach you the difference between consumer proposal and bankruptcy. If you don’t learn anything from our eBook, PERSONAL BANKRUPTCY CANADA: Not Because You Are A Dummy, Because You Need To Get Your Life Back On Track, we will give you back 100% of what you spent!

I don’t mean to be cheeky – but I know this eBook will teach you about the Canadian insolvency and bankruptcy system. Thank you for reading our blog and please obtain your free copy below.

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By Brandon Smith

Brandon Smith is a licensed insolvency trustee and Senior Vice-President of Ira Smith Trustee & Receiver Inc. The firm deals with both individuals and companies facing financial challenges in restructuring, consumer proposals, proposals, receivership and bankruptcy.

They are known for not only their skills in dealing with practical solutions for individuals and companies facing financial challenges, but also for producing results for their clients with realistic choices for practical decision-making. The stress is removed and their clients feel back in control. They do get through their financial challenges and are able to start over, gaining back their former quality of life.

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