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Monthly Annuity - Will I Lose It In A Bankruptcy?

i recieve an annuity from my pension if i claim bankrupcy will i lose anypart of my pension

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July 7 2008 Changes In Bankruptcy Legislation

These are some of the changes that came into force on July 7, 2008.

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Is Your Lifestyle Fuelled by Debt?

You’ve probably heard the expression “Keeping up with the Joneses”, right? It refers to the human desire of wanting to have what our peers or neighbours have – a luxury car, tickets to every big concert, designer clothes, exotic vacations, etc...

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Is There A Statute Of Limitations On My Debt?

In Alberta, the answer to this question would be yes.

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Is There A Statute Of Limitation On A Govt Of Ontario Debt?

My question pertains to my spouse's debt. He has a government of Ontario Student Loan which he has not paid back in full yet - and it seems it's been some time since (he hasnt paid much to it in the 6 years we have been together - he has been graduated for 10) It is now 'contracted out' to a collection agency.

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Is It Possible To File A Partial Bankruptcy To Eliminate Credit Card Debt Only

Is it possible to file a partial bankruptcy to eliminate credit card debt only.

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Is Debt Creep Keeping You Up At Night

Believe it or not, household debt in Canada has actually soared past levels in both the U.S. and the U.K. The average household carries about $110,000 in debt – more than double the amount we used to carry back in the early 90s.

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Is Bankruptcy Information Made Public

I have seen people being referred to as a former bankrupt. How has that information been made public?

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Keeping Cars And A House In A Bankruptcy

as a family we have 2 cars with loans and a mortgage. if we go bankrupt can we keep the cars and house but claim the credit cards and line of credit.

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Interest Rate Increase Strains Canadian Households

Early in July, the Bank of Canada’s first interest-rate hike in seven years set in motion a complex unwinding of a near-decade-long era of easy money via consumer debt.

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