When Should Someone Declare Bankruptcy? I am going to begin this by simply answering the question above and then explain the reasoning behind the answer: In my opinion someone should declare bankruptcy when they have a huge amount of debt $250,000+, low income and no assets of any significant value. This would be pretty much … Continue reading When Should Someone Declare Bankruptcy?
Think Bankruptcy is Free? Think Again! Bankruptcy! Yeah, I know what that is…you get rid of all your debts, you walk away, your creditors get zilch, and you’ll never get a credit card again as long as you live! Your brother in law has spoken! Case closed. Well, that is unless you’d actually like to … Continue reading Think Bankruptcy is Free? Think Again!
Are You the Chicago Cubs? A Consumer Proposal Can Prevent You From Having to Wait a Century to Pay off Your Debt 108 years! That’s how many years passed between World Series victories for the Chicago Cubs. It’s an astonishing number when you consider that someone born in 1916 will have lived 100 years and … Continue reading A Consumer Proposal Can Prevent You From Having to Wait a Century to Pay off Your 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
Have your stress levels reached a boiling point with your debt? Learn about a consumer proposal You have debt and the payments have become unmanageable and your stress has reached a near boiling point. Now what? What do you do? Your answer is: Debt Restructuring. When you are looking for a debt management plan though, … Continue reading Learn about a consumer proposal
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