Debt Relief in Abbotsford, British Columbia
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600 - 32988 South Fraser Way
Abbotsford, BC, V2S 2A8
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My story isn't a bad one, but rather a sad one. As a family (8) we have managed to stay together through some seriously difficult times - been the victims of multiple car accidents, my sister in law's 10 cancers, a house fire, joblessness, poverty, chronic pain conditions, a brain tumour, various writers & actors strikes... and sadly there is more. But this process was made easier for a family like ours because of Linda Paul and her amazing &...
Mike A. - Abbotsford, BC
My older brother does boot camps with Linda. He knew of my situation and recommended me talking with her. In my brother's words " she is one of the 3 smartest women he has ever met." Our mother being #1. Anyway I made an appointment and spilled my story. I'm a truck driver and bought my own truck many years ago and tried to be a small business owner. Just got in way over my head with the taxes and GST ins and outs. Before long I was behind and didn't...
Tony - Abbotsford, BC
I fell into some financial difficulty and was unable to keep up with my payments. I went to MNP and they helped turn my problems into a manageable financial solution. A big thank you to Linda, who was very knowledgeable and professional. I no longer feel stressed and am glad I reached out.
Anonymous Anonymous - Abbotsford, BC
How to obtain debt relief in Abbotsford
If you're struggling with debt, spending more than you earn, or facing legal action such as garnishment, you may be considering filing for bankruptcy. It's a stressful situation, but the next step is easy: talk to your local MNP LTD Licensed Insolvency Trustee in Abbotsford, who will explain your options based on a confidential assessment of your situation.
We've helped countless Canadians get out of debt over the last five decades, so we understand when declaring bankruptcy is the right course of action—and when an alternative solution may be more suitable to help achieve a debt-free future.
