With the holidays just around the corner, many Canadians are starting their Christmas shopping, ready to shell out hundreds of dollars to surprise loved ones with the perfect gift.

As the holidays quickly approach, Canadians are reaching deep into their pockets to spend money on gifts for their loved ones. Unfortunately, with Canadians carrying unprecedented debt loads, many are seeking out alternative routes to funding their holiday spending. One option available that many people consider is the payday loan.

According to our recent MNP Consumer Debt Sentiment Survey, a whopping 56 per cent of Canadians are within just $200 away of being unable to keep up with their financial obligations at the end of each month.

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Can a director of a corporation be held responsible for unpaid taxes?

My husband and I have been nailed court costs that we are having a hard time paying. Are we able to file bankruptcy on court costs?

Finally we’re through the holiday season! But now it’s time for the bills to start rolling in. How nervous are you?

We are approaching the end of April and with that, the deadline for filing your 2016 income taxes. It is a safe assumption that some percentage of the 36 million or so Canadians will owe money to the federal government after filing and will either not be able to pay their 2016 taxes, still owe money from prior years – or both.

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