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Lending money to family or friends can be complicated. While it’s natural to want to do what you can to offer support when it’s needed, there’s always that question of what happens if the debt is not repaid.
Read More arrow_forwardSaskatchewan Bankruptcy
18/02/2016
Ian Schofield
MNP Consumer Debt Index
There’s no denying the facts. Given the significant effect the downturn in the oil & gas industry has had across Alberta and Saskatchewan, many businesses are struggling to stay afloat.
Read More arrow_forwardOne In Three Canadians Feel Rising Interest Rates Could Push Them Towards Bankruptcy
16/02/2016
Grant Bazian
MNP Consumer Debt Index
Nearly half of Canadians are just $200 away from financial crisis; 28 per cent plan to take on more debt to cover regular household expenses in 2016.
Read More arrow_forwardWhat Are Exempt Assets In Bc
12/02/2016
Leah Drewcock
Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy can be daunting. Many people fear they will lose absolutely everything. The good news is, that’s not the case. When you file for bankruptcy, some of your assets are protected from being seized by the creditors.
Read More arrow_forwardHow Does Debt Consolidation Work
12/02/2016
Debt Solutions
In today’s economic climate, it’s not surprising to learn that Canadians are carrying consumer debt at an all-time high. If you find yourself struggling to make it from one debt payment to the next, staying out of the red can start to feel...
Read More arrow_forwardWhen Should You File A Consumer Proposal
12/02/2016
Michelle Scheller
Consumer Proposal
Frustrated and overwhelmed with debt? Given today’s difficult economic climate, you’re not alone. The good news is, bankruptcy is not your only option.
Read More arrow_forwardWhat Happens If My Credit Cards Are Frozen
12/02/2016
Ian Schofield
Credit Counselling
Credit cards have seemingly become a staple to today’s consumer. Many credit card companies offer points or rewards systems as an incentive to sign up. Major credit cards are accepted by nearly every retail outlet, restaurant, service provider and...
Read More arrow_forwardFeeding Your Family On A Budget
10/02/2016
Leah Drewcock
Lifestyle Debt
According to Statistics Canada, the annual inflation rate in Canada jumped 1.6% in December. Much of this increase can be attributed to the rising costs of groceries.
Read More arrow_forward5 Tips For Better Finance Management In 2016
10/02/2016
Grant Bazian
Debt Solutions
Considering today's economic climate, it would not be surprising to hear that many have replaced financial planning with financial survival.
Read More arrow_forwardJanuary is the month where consumers cry the blues about the money they spent over the holidays. To help alleviate this added stress the local MNP offices serving the Niagara Region have been giving back to the community.
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