MNP Debt Blog

​​​It's a piece of wisdom as old as time – money and relationships rarely mix.

It may not buy happiness, but there are few situations more stressful than not having money when you need it.

There’s been a point in nearly ever big city dweller’s life when they’ve thought fondly about leaving the bright lights behind and starting fresh in a small town.

Relationship breakdown is one of the top contributors to financial hardship.

There are many things schools are great at. However, one area that rarely gets the attention it deserves is financial literacy.

Every parent knows just how busy – dare I say hectic – family life can be.

A new year is supposed to mean a fresh start. However, for Canadians in financial trouble, their stress and anxiety remain.

Debt, like most problems, usually has more than one solution. And while this may seem like a good thing, it can make it harder to find the solution that's best for you.

A client recently came to me distraught and on the verge of tears. She had tried to sell her house, but couldn't close the sale. There was a lien registered against her property which prevented the transaction from moving forward.

This statement bothers me every time I hear it! To say that a Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) works for one party suggests that he or she works against someone else.