If you have been seeking help with debt, you may have visited (or thought about visiting) a number of places:
- - Your Brampton bank for a debt consolidation loan
- - A Bankruptcy Trustee in Brampton
- - Consumer Credit Counselling in Brampton
Realizing that your debt has become unmanageable can be confusing and stressful. There are so many reasons that people cannot pay their debts. Unexpected job loss, disability, divorce, addiction, failed businesses, issues with children, mismanagement of credit and income taxes are all common causes of financial crisis.
DebtCare Canada is different. We are NOT a bankruptcy trustee and we don’t ONLY offer credit counselling.
We are a team of seasoned financial professionals who are capable of dealing with all types of financial situations. We leverage programs that have been made available by the Federal Government to help people deal with debt. These programs stop most wage garnishments and other collections and in most cases do not involve bankruptcy.
To find out more call DebtCare Canada at 888-890-0888
The Economy in Brampton
In the aftermath of a sinking auto sector, as well as the 2009 global financial meltdown, manufacturing employment in Brampton is down from historic levels. While some sectors are rebounding well from the economic turmoil others may not recover the jobs that were lost during the recession.
Recognizing this new economic reality, Brampton has begun shifting gears to attracting knowledge-based industries such as healthcare, business and finance, the legal sector and education.
At its core, it’s a shift toward creativity-oriented or knowledge-based occupations in order to move the local economy from traditional to information-age industries.
In 2010, the city saw 274 new businesses, employing 1,174 workers all created in that year. These new jobs helped to reduce Peel Region’s unemployment rate from 10.4 per cent in 2009 to 7.8 per in 2010.
Brampton also experienced considerable growth in the construction industry, which totalled more than $1.47 billion last year, second only to Toronto in the GTA.
Regional Manager:
Pam Shimmerman graduated from Ogsoode Law School and the Schulich School of Business with both a law degree and a business degree. Pam is a mother of three with a special needs child and cares about people. While Pam could have used her law degree to embark upon a lucrative career in business law, she chose instead to use it to make a difference – advocating for people who are in financial crisis and who don't have the resources that their creditors have. Pam creates a level playing field for our clients. Pam applies her legal "know how" to stop collectors in their tracks, providing the breathing room for our clients to be able to make financial choices with a clear head. Pam spent many years practicing law within a large financial institution, guiding corporate clients through the structuring and re-structuring of their debt. In complex situations, Pam is able to lend her legal expertise so that our clients have a plan that best protects all of their interests. Pam decided to join DebtCare Canada because of her commitment to help people deal with their debt. Coupled with her legal and business background, Pam is compassionate and offers our clients additional insight into their financial situations to help them get back on their feet. Pam also prepares wills, powers of attorney, and affidavits and can represent DebtCare Canada clients with respect to mediation requirements, discharge hearings, student loan write off requests and proposal reinstatement hearings. Pam also facilitates corporate and strategic referral relationships for DebtCare Canada. Contact Pam at: info@debtcare.ca
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