Dartmouth (Alderney)
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Office Hours
By Appointment Only
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- Tuesday: To
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- Friday: To
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed
Except Statutory Holidays
We offer extended hours and flexible appointments on request.
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About this office
MNP Debt delivers unbiased advice to individuals and small businesses in Dartmouth who are challenged by debt. Our Licensed Insolvency Trustees work closely with you to understand the causes of your debt and identify solutions that will lead to financial well-being. To learn more, contact us today for a free, confidential consultation.
Our office is open Monday to Friday from 8:30am-5:00pm (except Statutory Holidays) by appointment only. We are able to offer extended hours and flexible appointments on request. Call us toll free at 310-DEBT today to book your free, confidential, no-obligation consultation.
Our Downtown Dartmouth office is conveniently located in Belmont House at 33 Alderney Drive, Suite 110, between North and Ochterloney Streets. Street parking is metered and limited during business hours, however there is some free parking at Alderney Gate across the street. Halifax Transit has various major bus routes stopping nearby, and the ferry terminal steps away at Alderney Gate for easy access connecting Dartmouth and Downtown Halifax. Wheelchair accessible.
Located 10 minutes north of Downtown Halifax.
Professionals in Dartmouth (Alderney)
2025-04-14
Three-quarters of Nova Scotians have cut spending or postponed major purchases
MNP Consumer Debt Index
Three-quarters (76%) say they have cut back on spending due to economic uncertainty — more than those in any other province.
2025-03-05
Two in five Nova Scotians fear they may never be debt-free, acknowledge needing help, but are too embarrassed to seek it out
MNP Consumer Debt Index Lifestyle Debt Debt Solutions
2025-01-13
Nearly half of Nova Scotians are starting 2025 just $200 or less away from insolvency
MNP Consumer Debt Index
