If you would prefer to listen to the audio version of this my bills Brandon’s Blog, please scroll to the bottom and click on the podcast My bills are high: Introduction It is very common when I sit down with a person who has come to my office for a free consultation to hear them […]
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I prepared this Brandon’s Blog to explain the differences between a consumer proposal Canada and bankruptcy. i hope this will help explain the differences.
We are trying something new. At the bottom is an audiogram of this Ontario pension plan Brandon’s blog. If you would prefer to listen to it, and not read it, scroll down to the bottom and press on the play button. Let us know what you think by sending us a message in the Question […]
Filing for bankruptcy in Canada: Introduction With filing for bankruptcy in Canada, if a person’s discharge is opposed, there must be a court hearing. At the hearing, the court will decide if the discharge will occur. Once the discharge is granted, the person will be relieved of his or her debts as of the day he […]
Personal bankruptcy Canada FAQ: Introduction Last week I provided you with my infographic, video and blog to give you information on the Canadian corporate bankruptcy Canada process. I focussed on how an incorporated business files for a voluntary bankruptcy in Canada. This week, I want to describe how an individual files for voluntary bankruptcy. I […]
Company restructuring process: Introduction Over the last two weeks, we have provided you with real case studies from our files. This week’s case study is about our involvement with a company restructuring process so its business could continue to serve its clients and maintain most of the jobs. Two weeks ago we described a personal […]
Claim bankruptcy in Ontario: Case study introduction For today, and the next few weeks, I want to give you some interesting case studies direct from our files. I will not mention any real names of course. Hopefully from these case studies, you will see that we do a lot more than just allow people or […]
Building an emergency savings fund: Introduction Many of us go about living our lives without giving any thought to building an emergency savings fund. After all, we live in the land of socialized medicine, so unlike our American neighbours, we won’t be ruined by medical expenses. If we need to come up with some cash […]
After writing and recording this blog, the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy issued a position paper on measures to limit public disclosure of personal information while meeting legislative requirements to establish a public record. So watch next week for our video and blog titled “ONLINE BANKRUPTCY SEARCH: THIS CANADIAN INSOLVENCY RECORDS SEARCH RENEWAL (IRS) WON’T […]
Credit score improvement: Introduction It seems that we’ve become obsessed with credit score improvement and credit scores. Traditionally the singular purpose for credit scores was to find how much of a risk you would present to a lender if you were applying for a credit card, insurance, loan, mortgage, rental unit, etc. Now we even use […]