I'm getting money from workers compensation cause i injured my self to work. I don't know how much they pay me. My question is Are the trustee will get the money that i will get from workers compensation? Or should i get it first before i file for bankruptcy.

How to file a bankruptcy. I want to know how much it costs and how can I deal with student loan. I had a house mortage and due to recession I have to give it away to bank so what are my options.

I living with a second-time bankrupt who filed a year before we moved in together. Does my EI income, student loan, tax refunds, etc. affect his surplus payments?

If I file bankruptcy, for example in September, and I want to move to the US, is that allowed before my bankruptcy is discharged?

I’m a senior on fixed government pensions. If I file for bankruptcy, do my pensions automatically get sent to the Trustee?

I'm dealing with a company that promised to cut my credit card debts in half. They told me to stop making my monthly payments and now I'm getting more calls than ever. What can I do?

My husband and I are on Employment and income assistance, can we apply for bankruptcy?

A consolidation of debt is essentially a restructuring of a person’s existing outstanding debt by obtaining a loan from a financial institution or bank and paying off the existing debt and therefore creating for oneself a single payment with most likely a lower rate of interest.

Nowadays, most Canadians carry some form of consumer debt. Credit, when used wisely, can be a good thing. But many Canadians are over-extended, financially stressed and struggling to perform a delicate fiscal balancing act. If you are concerned about debt and are beginning to wonder how much debt is too much, here are a few questions to ponder.