Can u help me? I'm steering into bankruptcy and I need your assistance.

The short answer, is yes, though the reality of passing off the responsibility of your debt(s) can be a little more complicated. There are a number of ways for a third party to assume responsibility for your debts – both on a formal basis and an informal basis. But beware, the informal options could leave you solely responsible in the end. The best way to stop your ongoing liability for your debts is to look toward a “formal” option whichobtains the...

Can I still operate my business if I am bankrupt?

Can I get a student loan while I am in bankruptcy?

I will lose my job and I plan to go back to my hometown (Philippines), but I do not want to leave my obligations, my loans unpaid. Can I file for bankruptcy to settle everything and leave Canada for a couple of years?

I owe the TD Bank 19,210.00 for my line of credit. They want me to pay in full now or they are going to sue me for full. I am not working but I do get 1000/month from a structured settlement. Can I claim bankruptcy?

Federal and provincial student loans have enjoyed a special status over the years. The answer to the question of what debt solutions are available to you in the case of student loan debt, is not a simple one depending on the length of time you have been out of school.

Seasonal Income has led to many challenges for our clients. We see it often as debt ‘filling in the gaps’ until repayment becomes unmanageable.

Whether you are trying to figure out which credit card is right for you or if you are looking to rebuild your credit, it is important to know your options. Most credit cards have the same basic functions – they offer convenience, when purchasing goods and services. Credit cards differ when it comes to interest rates, service fees, reward programs and member benefits. There are two main types of credit card options: secured credit cards and unsecured...

If your financial situation has become overwhelming and you find yourself struggling from one debt payment to the next – you’re certainly not alone.