Debt Relief in Canada Blog Series Part 4 – The Reality of Making a Debt Settlement

You may have heard about debt relief in Canada being offered by debt reduction companies or some of the government reports warning consumers about the risks associated with debt reduction companies. The debt reduction companies that the...

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Sued in the Small Claims Court? What Happens Next?

There are over 90,000 new Small Claims Court Actions filed in Ontario each year and more than 150,000 Small Claims Court actions filed throughout Canada. Small Claims Court actions are usually filed by creditors like banks, finance companies...

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Dealing with Debt Part 4 – Income Tax Debt in Canada

Many, many Canadians struggle with income tax debt in Canada. Income tax debt in Canada can occur for many reasons, many of which were not intentional on the part of the taxpayer. Sometimes a taxpayer earns more than he or she expects, not...

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What is a Good Budget and What is a Debt Service Ratio?

The first step to building a positive financial future is to have a budget and to understand your debt service ratios. What is a debt service ratio? There are actually two kinds of debt service ratio. A debt service ratio is a measurement used...

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