The recent Business Outlook Survey conducted by the Bank of Canada confirmed what many Canadians already know – our economy is still struggling, unemployment is increasing, businesses are struggling and the cost of living is not making financial health easy for anyone.

The Calgary Herald recently featured MNP’s Lana Gilbertson and Judy Scott discussing the state of consumer debt in B.C.

MarketWired recently covered MNP’s recent Consumer Debt Sentiment Survey which shows millions of Canadians are struggling to stay afloat.

The act of co-signing a loan is easy. It can also feel very rewarding since you’re often helping a family member or friend who wants to buy a new car or maybe even a house.

The Execution Act is the legislation responsible for outlining those assets that cannot be seized by a creditor or a Trustee in Bankruptcy to help pay down debts.

so if i own two vehicles before i claim for bankruptcy and one cost under 3000 to buy and the other one deos not work(broke down) i will still keep both or no just one of them?

The results are in from MNP’s recent Debt Sentiment Survey. In short? Canadians are unsure about their financial futures and rising debt loads.

As one of the largest personal and corporate insolvency practices in Canada, MNP Ltd. is excited to announce our expansion into Newfoundland.

MNP’s history dates back to 1945, when Winnipeg-based Laird, Sprague & Co opened an office in Brandon, Manitoba. In 1957 however, the Brandon office became independent when Laird, Sprague & Co joined another firm. In 1958, Ron Meyers acquired full ownership of the office. The firm officially was renamed Meyers Dickens Norris Penny & Co. (MDNP) in 1969. When Al Dickens decided to leave the partnership in 1972, the firm became Meyers Norris Penny &...

I heard that if you filed for bankruptcy you would have to attend court for your discharge from bankruptcy. Is this true?