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My name is Steve. First and foremost... I am not being paid to write a few good paragraphs to make MNP Debt in Red Deer look good. Haha. What you are about to read is a genuine and true statement about my experience with MNP Debt. I signed up for my second bankruptcy in October of 2010. Yes, I have been bad and should have learned from the first bankruptcy not to do it again. Nonetheless, the thought of bankruptcy again was overwhelming. But hey,...
The process was easy and the people we worked with were very helpful. We felt like everyone treated us like normal people and did not make us feel bad about our situation. Thank you!
Managing debt on a fluctuating income can be challenging. Start by creating a realistic budget based on your average earnings, prioritizing essential expenses like rent, utilities, and groceries. Consider setting aside a portion of each paycheck for savings to cover unexpected expenses and help smooth out income fluctuations.
The first step in combating debt is to analyze where you are spending your money. If you see a clear way to stop incurring more debt and are able to act quickly to reduce spending, you may be able to regain control on your own. If your financial troubles persist, an MNP Licensed Insolvency Trustee can discuss different options with you, such as Consumer Proposals or Bankruptcy, or put you in contact with a credit counselling organization during...
A Consumer Proposal is for individuals who can make a settlement offer to unsecured creditors. This can be done by way of payments to creditors (either monthly or as a lump sum) when there is a need to change the current arrangement of payments. A Consumer Proposal can change the payment terms (up to a maximum term of 5 years) and the overall amount required to be repaid. A Bankruptcy is a formal process to relieve an individual of their debts to...
