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Can Filing For Bankruptcy Eliminate 100 Of Your Debt

A bankruptcy will eliminate most debt. However there are certain debts that survive the discharge of a bankruptcy. Here's what you need to know.

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Disclosing Credit Cards When Filing For Bankruptcy

It's important to understand what to do with your credit cards when filing for bankruptcy.

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Garnishments And Bankruptcy

Hi, I have a house that is mortaged to its value, a line of credit of #30,000, about $20,000 in credit card debt. My sources of income are a city pension and CPP disability. First question, if I go under, can they garnishee my pension or is that untouchable? Thanks in advance

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Get Out Of Debt Quick And Easy

It’s the headline that grabs the attention of many people. But if something sounds too good to be true it probably is.

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Getting A Car Loan After Bankruptcy

I'm 2 years after being released from bankruptcy and now need a car loan. If the banks won't give an auto loan are there other "safe" companies in saskatchewan that will?

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Government Grants For House Repairs

If the husband has filed bankruptcy, in Alberta, can the wife who lives with him apply for and receive a government grant for house repairs, while the husband is still in bankruptcy?...thankyou.

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Nearly Half (46%) of Canadians’ Work Situations Still Affected by Pandemic

As the Canadian economy begins to re-open after being shuttered for months due to COVID-19, nearly half of Canadians’ (46%) work situations are still affected by the pandemic.

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Government Pensions And Assistance In Retirement

A link to a paper with a good overall description of how various forms of government pension plans and assistance work in Canada.

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Grand Opening Of Our Stoney Creek Location

MNP recently moved to a new location at Gullivers Square, which is directly across from the Eastgate Square Mall.

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Gst Cheques In A Bankruptcy

After everything is finished, can I get GST back? My fee was 165.00 per month during my bankruptcy.

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