Taxes and debt relief are two of the most complex aspects of Canada’s financial system. Going through a debt management process like a consumer proposal or bankruptcy is tricky as is, but it’s made even more difficult when considering how they change your tax filings and refunds. This blog will demystify the connection between a … Continue reading How a Consumer Proposal and Bankruptcy Affect Your Tax Refund
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
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. Ryan, age 50, (name changed for privacy) ran a successful ad agency in a medium-sized Canadian city. Despite being a respected local business owner, his company began … Continue reading How 4 Pillars helped a local ad agency avoid bankruptcy
This report was written by Paul Murphy, a 20-year financial veteran and managing partner at 4 Pillars. In this report, you’ll find a data-backed picture of household debt and bankruptcy in Canada. Key questions answered in this report: What is the average household debt in Canada? What are the signs of a typical Canadian family facing … Continue reading Debt and Bankruptcy in Canada: 4 Pillars’ 2018 Report
When a small business begins to fail, bankruptcy is often seen as the final option. But is bankruptcy the best option for your small business in Canada? Essential information about small business bankruptcy in Canada When a small business becomes buried in debt, bankruptcy is the most commonly known solution. But when it comes to … Continue reading What Every Small Business Owner Should Know About Bankruptcy in Canada
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