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I’m In Financial Trouble, What’s the First Step? You’ve looked at your finances and you are carrying way too much unsecured debt. You’ve recognized the warning signs such as paying credit with credit. You’re having trouble making ends meet every month. You can only afford to pay the minimum payments and find every month the … Continue reading I’m In Financial Trouble, What’s the First Step? →

I recently had a meeting with a senior that reached out to me to learn of what options are available to help him reduce or consolidate his debt. He rents an apartment in Ottawa and also owns a car that has been paid-off for a couple of years. His income consists entirely of Government Assistance. … Continue reading Ottawa Seniors with Debt →

Back to School: A Lesson in Debt Relief   Remember the excitement of going back to school.  Shopping for school supplies, new clothes, getting to see all of your friends again!  There were even times as an adult when you got excited going to the office supply store if for no other reason than to … Continue reading Back to School: A Lesson in Debt Relief →

The Dog Eat Dog World of Debt  We live in a Dog Eat Dog world and if you’re living with a lot of personal debt, you’re not the one of the big dogs…. your creditors are.  Sure you can spend your time chasing your tail trying to get control, but at the end of the … Continue reading The Dog Eat Dog World of Debt →

Debt History: Are we doomed to repeat it? In the sultry words of Shirley Bassey, “They say the next big thing is here,   that the revolution’s near,   but to me it seems quite clear,   that it’s all just a little bit of History Repeating!”    When it comes to your personal debt, … Continue reading Debt History: Are we doomed to repeat it? →