Despite what you may have heard, there are a lot more proven and legal ways to reduce large amounts of debt than simply filing bankruptcy. In fact, our analysis of over 3000 Canadian families struggling with high levels of household debt (average of $51, 394 household debt with 9 creditors) shows that while many Canadians first … Continue reading Debt Help Canada – 8 Proven Ways out of Debt Every Canadian Should Know
This article is written by Paul Murphy, a 20 year veteran of the financial services industry and all-around knowledgeable guy. Debt is a common battle for millions of Canadians and you probably understand the causes and ways out, right? In some ways, debt and personal finance is really simple. But things often get complicated when … Continue reading 8 Lies About Debt You Probably Believe
In 2014, I met a Kitchener resident who was facing such terrible financial difficulties that they were considering filing a bankruptcy through a trustee. The individual was highly educated but had recently become unemployed after buying a new home. She also had an older unreliable vehicle that was costing more to fix than what it … Continue reading Case Study: Kitchener Resident Faces Bankruptcy
This article is by Trevor Glasser, a debt consolidation expert in Oshawa, Ontario. Trevor Glasser has over 7 years of experience helping Oshawa families and businesses get out of debt. Many consumers struggle with trying to figure out if they are in trouble or not. How do you objectively determine what your financial health is … Continue reading Top 5 Signs of Financial Trouble
Today’s post comes from our Ottawa debt consolidation expert, Shawn Frank . You can find out more about how Shawn Frank helps families and businesses in Ottawa get out of debt here. I’m going to talk about a condition that I see a lot with families. It’s the treadmill of debt, a cycle of … Continue reading “I can’t get out of debt” – the treadmill of debt
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