I recently heard one particular Bankruptcy Trustee, now known as Licensed Insolvency Trustee(LIT), advertise free financial advice. What does that mean? Does it mean a free one hour consultation? Or could it be they will file a consumer proposal or a bankruptcy for you and you don’t pay them any fees? Whatever it means, nothing … Continue reading There Is No “Free” Financial Advice
School’s Out: What You’ve Learned from Debt Students all over the country are graduating, moving on to bright futures and unlimited possibilities with the confidence that they can accomplish anything they set their minds to. Oh, to be that optimistic again! Oh, to be 18 or 21 and venturing out on your own for the … Continue reading School’s Out: What You’ve Learned from Debt
Knowledge is Power: Learning about Debt Ignorance is bliss, unless you’re trying to have a conversation with it. The world is full of so-called experts claiming to know what is right for you. They try to dictate what you wear, how you eat, where you shop, even where you learn. A lot of this so-called … Continue reading Knowledge is Power: Learning about Debt
The Top Ten Questions about Consumer Proposals Searching for answers when you’re having financial difficulties is a grim task. You’ll hear scary words like “bankruptcy,” “unsecured debts,” and “asset liquidation”. Thankfully there are a lot of options available for those that find themselves mired uncomfortably in debt. A consumer proposal is an alternative to bankruptcy, … Continue reading The Top Ten Questions about Consumer Proposals
Breaking Up with Debt Some relationships were meant to last forever, others tend to run their course. Some end on good terms, others not so much. Sometimes you’re the one being dumped, sometimes you’re the one calling it quits. Some relationships are so toxic that you don’t realize how bad they are until you’re finally … Continue reading Breaking Up with Debt
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