Debt Refreshments: Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid Everybody has a spin, and angle, an agenda they want you to fill. Corporations draw their employees in with team building exercises and big Rah Rah moments. Sure this is great for moral, temporarily. But if the cause of your company’s dysfunction goes deeper than that, sugar coating … Continue reading Debt Refreshments: Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid
Is Bankruptcy the Only Option? In recent months and years our Canadian economy has taken a downward spiral. Just a few years ago it seemed that we had it made. There were more jobs than workers and the money was flowing in. It was easy to qualify to buy houses, trucks and toys and so … Continue reading Is Bankruptcy the Only Option?
5 Ways to Avoid Bankruptcy Everyone makes mistakes with money sooner or later. The best we can do is try to mitigate our bad decisions and solve financial problems before they spiral out of control. Here are a few easy, pragmatic, and straightforward steps to fixing your financial worries, controlling your debts, and avoiding bankruptcy. … Continue reading Top 5 Ways to Avoid Bankruptcy
WHAT IS DEBT RESTRUCTURING? Your credit-card debt has piled up, the cards are maxed out, perhaps you’ve borrowed money to pay off bills, maybe you’ve gone to the limit on a line of credit and your household debt is completely out of control. You’ve decided it’s time to stop the spiral of debt consuming most … Continue reading What is Debt Restructuring in Ontario?
4 Pillars Personal Debt Restructuring: A Bankruptcy Case Study The Kendells were like many Victoria families. Two young children, two cars, a hefty mortgage, and a penchant for living slightly beyond their means. They both held down good jobs, had a bit of savings in the bank. The grandparents had ensured college would be taken … Continue reading 4 Pillars Personal Debt Restructuring: A Bankruptcy Case Study
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