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Trustees Duties

Does the Trustee have fiduciary duties to the Bankrupt?

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Why Are So Many Canadians In Debt

A debt survey conducted by MNP found that nearly half of Canadians are within just $200 of not being able to keep up with their monthly financial obligations.

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Will I Lose My Car In A Bankruptcy

I have a loan against my car and I need my car for work. If I do a bankruptcy, am I going to lose the car?

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What Happens If I Dont File Bankruptcy But Have A Lot Of Debt

I have alot of debt, that I am unable to pay, what happens if I don't declare bankruptcy? I have no money to file for bankruptcy?

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Will I Lose My Family Allowance If I File For Bankruptcy

Will I lose my family allowance if I file for bankruptcy?

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Will my employer find out if I file for bankruptcy?

Will my employer find out if I file for bankruptcy?

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Get To Know Your Credit Bureau File

Equifax Canada and TransUnion Canada are the two main credit bureau companies in Canada.

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Workers Compensation Payments

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.

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Get to Know Our Licensed Insolvency Trustees

The Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy (OSB) - Canada's regulator of bankruptcy and insolvency - has announced that the designation “Trustee in Bankruptcy” will be replaced by “Licenced Insolvency Trustee” in the New Year, although Trustees can start using the new designation earlier if they so choose.

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How Do I File for Bankruptcy? What are the Costs? How are Student Loans and a Mortgage Affected?

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.

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