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People fear the word “bankruptcy” for many different reasons. Often people worry about the effects a bankruptcy may have on their credit rating, the effect on their family or on co-signors and the societal perceptions.

Segregated funds are a type of investment vehicle that allows an investor to invest funds with a guarantee minimum return of initial capital.

On a second time bankruptcy how long will revenue canada take your taxes for. and do i get to keep my child tax credit.

As the price of post-secondary education continues to rise, along with cost of living, many students find themselves struggling financially both during the course of their studies and upon entering a very competitive job market upon graduation.

All debt can be overwhelming, but there’s no creditor quite as frightening as the all-mighty tax collector. In fact, unfiled and / or unpaid taxes are two of the most common reasons self-employed individuals and sub-contractors seek the assistance...

With summer over and kids returning to school, many Ontario families are getting back into the regular schedule of life, with all the busyness that entails. This is also often the time when we turn our thoughts toward the rest of the year and what we...

There are differences between bankruptcies and consumer proposals across the provinces and I would encourage individuals struggling with financial difficulty to consult with a trustee such as myself who is resident in their particular province

Debt by itself can be a scary thing. Coupled with divorce, it can seem insurmountable.

After a lifetime of hard work, Canadians entering their 'golden years' deserve all of the freedom one would imagine retirement has to offer. Unfortunately, in today's economic climate, this is not always the case.

Thinking about financial freedom is like thinking about starting a diet – forcing yourself eat only healthy and unsatisfying foods when all you really want is a piece of double chocolate cake. But if you worry that finding financial stability means no...