Debt relief Canada: Introduction This is always a hot topic. I am asked often how does debt relief Canada work? I recently wrote blogs about professional athletes who made a lot of money in their careers and who are now broke, or worse, bankrupt. FORMER PRO ATHLETES WHO ARE BROKE: EARN OVER $400 MILLION […]
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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 […]
Debt forgiveness CRA: Introduction Last week we told you about professional athletes who earned enormous fortunes and blew it all on lavish, unsupportable lifestyles. The end result was bankruptcy. There is another group of professional athletes who also earned millions and ended up using a bankruptcy alternative to avoid bankruptcy, but not because they blew […]
Interest on credit cards calculator: Introduction As Benjamin Franklin so wisely stated in 1789, in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes. Life is full of surprises – not all of them pleasant. Are you financially prepared in the event that life deals you a low blow – job […]
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 […]
Personal financial responsibility: Introduction A few weeks ago, my blog was about PARENTS HELPING CHILDREN BUY A HOUSE: THE SECRET TO KNOWING WHAT TO DO – ASSUMING YOU REALLY HAVE THE MONEY. In that blog I looked the factors parents should consider and possible ways they could help, if proper. I assumed in writing the […]
Introduction A ruling in a proposed class action against a defunct Orlando Florida attorney firm, claimed a lawyer goes against government law “if he instructs a client to pay his bankruptcy related legal costs making use of a credit card.” That would also include using a credit card, either directly or through a third-party site, […]
Introduction We’ve been sounding the alarm bells about payday loans long and loud, but it seems that many Canadians are still unaware of their dangers. According to the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC), many loan users are unaware of the high costs of these loans compared to their alternatives. This includes all such loans […]
Secret debt in marriage: Introduction Now that Valentine’s Day is over, we need to not lose that loving feeling. Many Canadians are not crazy with their love one’s finances. They may wish to book a financial date evening. Many are keeping debt secrets from their partner, or fear they are hiding financial information from them. Perhaps […]
Ontario bankruptcy discharge certificate: Introduction I have written before on the more practical aspects of Ontario bankruptcy discharge certificate issues and process within Canadian bankruptcy and insolvency law. The most recent blogs are: BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGE: THE TOP 8 THINGS THE BANKRUPTCY COURT WILL CONSIDER ON ANYONE’S BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGE APPLICATION – September 13, 2017 GAMBLING DEBT […]