Feeling Powerless: A Wind Storm of Debt Residents of the lower mainland are no strangers to big wind storms. It can leave you without power for hours, even days. So as you settle in for a dark chilly night while suffering thru the withdrawal of TV and Internet it dawns on you… this feeling isn’t … Continue reading Feeling Powerless: A Wind Storm of Debt
Debt Consolidation vs. Debt Settlement I am often contacted by clients wanting to know the difference between Debt Consolidation and Debt Settlement/Debt Restructuring. In today’s column, we will explore the difference between the two: Debt Consolidation can often be an excellent way for a person, carrying too much unsecured debt, i.e., credit cards, lines of … Continue reading Debt Consolidation vs. Debt Settlement
Five Steps to Get Out of Debt Make a Budget You need to understand where your money comes from, how you use it when you have it and finally, where it goes. A monthly budget will help you organize your expenses and perhaps recognize where you can save some extra money and put an … Continue reading Five Steps to Get Out of Debt
LET’S DISCUSS DEBT RESTRUCTURING You’ve stretched your credit cards to the absolute limit, you’ve borrowed money time and again to pay off bill after bill, and perhaps you’ve gone to the wall on a line of credit. In short your household debt is completely out of your control. Your money is in charge of you, … Continue reading LET’S DISCUSS DEBT RESTRUCTURING
Personal Debt: The house guest who won’t leave You’ve tried to be polite. You’ve dropped subtle hints. You’ve even short sheeted the bed in the guest room. But still, you’re stuck with a guest who refuses to leave. A once welcome friend or family member who now eats all your food, runs up your phone … Continue reading Personal Debt: The house guest who won’t leave
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