MNP Debt Blog

With Father’s Day around the corner, I find myself reflecting on some of the financial lessons I learned from my father over the years.

If you are experiencing financial difficulty, and can set aside any emotional bias preventing you from being able to make a rational decision in a timely manner, you will save both yourself and your household from significant stress and anguish.

Seasonal Income has led to many challenges for our clients. We see it often as debt ‘filling in the gaps’ until repayment becomes unmanageable.

It’s no secret that financial struggles can be a major contributor to stress and can dramatically affect not only your mental health and emotional well-being, but your physical health as well.

Growing up in a day and age of plastic credit cards can make the concept of money even harder to grasp for a child in today’s world.

Deciding who to contact for help with your debt problems should be based on your desired personal experience when working with a debt advisor.

As thousands of households across the country continue to grapple with a struggling national economy and (for many) the aftermath of Alberta's energy sector crisis, it's not surprising to hear that consumer debt is soaring.

With a wavering Canadian economy and unemployment continuing to roll through several Canadian provinces, thousands of households have found themselves struggling to make it from one financial obligation to the next.

When a person files a Consumer Proposal or bankruptcy, they are required to provide full financial disclosure to the LIT. In fact, the legal documents which summarize their financial position are signed under oath.

As the Canadian economy continues to struggle and the cost of living continues to soar, many Canadians are struggling to keep up with the costs of day-to-day living, let alone manage debt or save for the future. Sound familiar?