Red Deer
- phone Phone: 403-342-5380
- phone Fax: 403-342-5388
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- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed
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Testimonials
MNP is the best choice. The non-judgmental demeanor I received from the staff gave me instant relief. They answered my questions thoughtfully and thoroughly while offering me step by step solutions to fit my particular situation. They reassured me that everything was going to be okay. Now, I'm confident to move forward with my life. Thank you to all.
Anonymous - Red Deer, Alberta
I was in debt with a credit and creditors were contacting me 2-3 times a week. Went to the bank for advice. They gave me a 1800 number. 3 calls to the Head Office. I had told them I could pay the last credit card bill but $500.00 a month of interest I could not manage. You incurred the debt YOU will pay the interest. My daughter called them to make arrangements to pay in full the last billed amount. However, she was told exactly the same thing. No!...
Wendy S. - Sylvan Lake, Alberta
I was having trouble keeping up with the interest charges on my credit card and MNP helped me with a bankruptcy case. I currently have extra money in a tax free savings account because the pandemic hit shortly after. I am now going to continue to save money from using the budget template which I received from MNP.
Dwayne W. - Red Deer, AB
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