“Nothing good had happened to me for months until the pair from 4 Pillars came into my life. One of the first things they said to me after reviewing my financials was that I should not go bankrupt and I wasn’t going to lose my condo.” The debt situation Ryan, age 50, (name changed for … Continue reading How 4 Pillars Saved a Local Business Owner from Bankruptcy and 200K in Debt
If you are new here, the guides and articles below will help you quickly understand your options and give you a clear direction out of debt. Debt is hell. But it does get better. Right now, it looks bleak. You’re under terrible stress and everything you’ve worked hard for is being swallowed by … Continue reading New here? Start with these debt resources.
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
According to the most recent data from the Bank of Canada, the average debt held by Canadians, excluding mortgages, is $20,759. While that paints a broad picture of household debt in Canada, we analyzed data from the 3,000 Canadian households we helped this year. These families and individuals represent nationwide coverage from our 50+ debt … Continue reading How Much Is Too Much Debt? We Analyzed 3000+ Canadian Households
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
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