Overview of the Canada Emergency Response Benefit In the unprecedented times of the pandemic, one of Canada’s COVID-19 Economic Response Plan by PM Justin Trudeau and the Federal Government was the rolling out of the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) to provide financial aid to those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the eligibility requirements […]
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Debts Solution: Introduction Facing soaring expenses in housing, groceries, and fuel, Canadians grapple with amplified financial strains. The mounting necessity for a debts solution burgeons as debt problems and insolvencies surge. Seeking expert guidance becomes pivotal, steering clear of pitfalls entwined in deceptive debt relief enticements posing as saviours. In this Brandon’s Blog, I provide […]
Credit card minimum payment crisis: Introduction In today’s high-interest setting, handling financial obligations has actually ended up being even more vital for people. With increasing rates of interest, it is necessary for Canadians to have a distinct budget plan as well as be mindful of their spending habits. By applying efficient strategies such as monitoring […]
Introduction Navigating the choppy waters of divorce is never easy. Apart from the emotional toll, there are intricate financial aspects that demand attention. One such aspect is the right of set-off between spouses, a concept that commonly surfaces in law, including the world of Ontario family law. This Brandon’s Blog aims to shed light on […]
Bankruptcy lawyer: Introduction Step right into this week’s edition of Brandon’s Blog, where we’re embarking on a profound exploration. Our focus today delves into a crucial theme that carries substantial weight within the psyche of a myriad of Canadian consumers grappling with financial adversity, as well as Canadian business owners navigating their enterprises with too […]
What happens when you file for bankruptcy? Introduction Canada has two official languages: English and French. Canada’s cultural diversity means that our citizens speak a wide range of languages as their native tongue. In Ontario, the majority of the people’s mother tongue is English. That is the language throughout this Brandon’s Blog site, however, if […]
Bill payment introduction Today’s Brandon’s Blog discusses practical ways to take care of financial challenges connected to bill payment in Canada. As the economic climate develops and interest rates keep rising, it’s vital to have a trusted expenditure technique to adhere to. Current research from TransUnion, a Canadian credit bureau, highlights the significance of financial […]
A Canada Revenue Agency has frozen my bank account and has lodged a garnishee with my employer on my wages. How can I stop that? Category: BANKRUPTCY FAQ If you have declared personal bankruptcy, personal income tax debt is an unsecured debt. Once you’ve filed for bankruptcy or submitted a consumer proposal, Canada Revenue Agency […]
A Is bankruptcy my only option to get out of debt? Category: BANKRUPTCY FAQ Definitely not; there are several bankruptcy alternatives which include but are not limited to debt consolidation and consumer proposals. Posted by Brandon Smith Tag: Is bankruptcy my only option Permalink Back to Top
Debt relief options: Introduction Suppose you ever find yourself overwhelmed by the weight of excessive financial responsibilities. In that case, it becomes crucial to seek trustworthy recommendations for selecting a reliable service provider who can assist you with various options to alleviate your financial debts and provide you with the most beneficial financial guidance. Amidst […]