This post is written by 4 Pillars’ managing partner and financial literacy expert Paul Murphy. Paul has 20+ years of experience in the banking and financial service industry. In a sea of sharks, who do you trust? In this post, I do a comprehensive tour of all of the debt options in Canada. It’s … Continue reading Debt options in Canada: Know the sharks, beat the game
Are you struggling with unpaid debt in Kelowna, BC? Know that you aren’t alone! In 2023, Kelowna ranked number 6 in the list of Canadian cities with the highest consumer debt per capita with an average of $100k+ owed per person. There’s no question that debt is a prevalent issue among Kelowna residents. We know … Continue reading Where Should I Go for Debt Help in Kelowna?
Facing wage garnishment is a stressful and overwhelming experience, adding strain and uncertainty to your already difficult financial situation. In Canada, creditors have the legal authority to garnish wages to recover unpaid debts. This means a set amount of money will be taken out of your paycheque and given to creditors each payday. If you’re … Continue reading How to Stop Wage Garnishment After It Starts in Canada
If your debts are too high for you to pay off, a consumer proposal may be a vital avenue to starting a debt-free life — however, many are cautious about starting a consumer proposal when their debts are co-signed. Can you start a consumer proposal if the debt is co-signed? Will the co-signer be forgiven … Continue reading Can I Start a Consumer Proposal If My Debt is Co-Signed?
Bankruptcy has serious consequences on an individual’s financial standing, which is why many Canadian debtors consider switching from bankruptcy to a consumer proposal instead. It is well known that a consumer proposal has less of an impact on your credit than bankruptcy, but is switching to a consumer proposal possible? In this article, we’ll explore … Continue reading Switching from Bankruptcy to Consumer Proposal in Canada
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