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Facing Bankruptcy During COVID-19? There are Other Options too.

If you are faced with tough financial decisions, bankruptcy can seem like the option that will reduce the burden of debt. As Bankruptcy Canada puts it, in simplest terms, in personal bankruptcy, you assign everything you own to a Licensed...

Debt Management Plan – Restructure Finances as You Prepare to Change Careers

If you’re thinking of switching careers … you’re not alone. A survey commissioned by Amazon, and published on the CNN website, shares that 61% of job seekers surveyed are looking for a job in a new industry because of the pandemic. COVID-19...

Canadian Tax Consultants: Do You Have a Debt Relief Partner to Support Your Tax Clients Who are in Trouble?

It is not uncommon to find out that your client is facing financial troubles – particularly during the time of a global pandemic. In fact, many independent professionals and tax specialists including personal tax accountants, tax preparers...

Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) and the CRA Tax Implications – Here’s What You Need to Know

There is no denying that the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) helped many Canadians – over 8.5 million individuals to be specific. To get the money into the hands of the Canadians who needed it, the government processed applications as...

Get Debt Help Without Leaving the House – Here’s How

In the past, before the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) people might have gone to see a financial consultant in person for debt help or otherwise, but with social distancing in effect, that is not advised right now unless absolutely essential...

Consumer Proposal vs. Bankruptcy – We Break It Down

Consumer proposal vs. bankruptcy – what is the difference, and which one is the best choice for you? If you want to find out the answer, read on! For Canadians struggling with debt, both filing for a consumer proposal and filing for bankruptcy...

Bankruptcy and Consumer Proposals Rise as Consumer Debt Reaches Record Limits

Are you struggling with consumer debt? If so, you’re not alone. According to BNN Bloomberg, the average Canadian household owes $1.76 for $1 of annual disposable income. The same household devotes $0.15 of every disposable dollar to making...

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