Now What? When you owe the government money, it can be overwhelmingly stressful. It doesn’t matter if it is for taxes, student loans or even Medical
A Closer Look at November 2018 Insolvency Stats
Consumer insolvencies in BC increased in November 2018 overall by 1.0 percent from November 2017. Consumer proposals increased 6.7 percent while
Canadian Insolvency Stats for November 2018
The latest numbers from the office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Canada shows a 2.5% percent decrease in the total number of insolvencies in
Financial Stress!
What are my Options? Do any of these situations seem familiar? You’re being faced with ongoing telephone calls from your creditors harassing you;
Financial Options Explained
Communicate with your creditors and find a plan to pay everybody in full. Often the best solution is communication. Everybody feels a little
Canadian economy facing deep-rooted problems as wages stagnate, household debt mounts
Headline: Canadian economy facing deep-rooted problems as wages stagnate, household debt mounts: Wages are barely keeping up with the cost of living,
Household debt will pose major risk to Canada’s economy
Headline: Household debt will pose major risk to Canada’s economy for next three years. Past 2020, ‘it's really going to hit the fan,’ warn
Take Control of Your Debt
One of the top concerns of the Bank of Canada is the high level of Canadian household debt. Notwithstanding those concerns, the level of household
Self-Employed and Can’t Pay CRA?
The June 15 deadline for self-employed individuals to file their 2018 tax return has come and gone. And if you don’t have the funds to pay your tax