Debt and Divorce: How to Handle Your Finances During a Divorce

Debt and divorce. How to handle your finances during a divorce isn’t an easy task. Since approximately 38% of marriages end in divorce in Canada, it is no wonder that people want to know how to deal with their own debt and marital debt...

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Breaking Down Second Mortgage Options and Costs

A second mortgage is an excellent tool for dealing with debt. In recent years, many Canadians have come to recognize the value of using their home to consolidate debt. Today we discuss second mortgage options and costs and the benefits of...

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Can I File a Consumer Proposal and Keep My House?

You’ve likely heard the radio ads or seen the commercials on television citing the benefits of consumer proposals. If you’re an individual and your total debts do not exceed $250,000 (not including debts such as a mortgage secured by your...

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Would You Go on Trial for Murder Without a Lawyer? Dealing with Debt

Would you go on trial for murder without a lawyer? We think it is safe to assume that the answer is no! Why? Because the stakes are high and the Crown attorney is a professional appointed by the Attorney General/Minister of Justice to enforce...

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Who Is Spending? Canadian Household Debt

Canadian consumer debt has continued to rise over the last few months, and although the delinquency rate has dropped, the spending has not. But since the delinquency rate has dropped, that means that individuals are more conscious of the need...

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Tips for Dealing with Debt Over the Holiday Season

The holidays should be time to relax, enjoy time with family and friends, and eat far too much delicious food – but for far too many of us, this time of year is also accompanied by a biting anxiety when you think about the amount of money...

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The Challenges of Dealing with Debt Through a Divorce

In Canada, divorce is one of the biggest causes of debt, and debt is one of the biggest causes of divorce. No matter how you look at it, financial strain wreaks havoc on your life in a number of different ways. When you separate, and go from a...

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Filing a Consumer Proposal in Ontario – What you SHOULD know

If you are thinking about filing a consumer proposal in Ontario there is a lot that you should know. Filing a consumer proposal can be a sound option for dealing with debt depending on your personal circumstances. When making a consumer...

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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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Dealing with Debt Part 3 – Divorce Debt in Canada

Canada has the 8th highest divorce rate in the world. Human Resources Development Canada has reported that the proportion of marriages expected to end in divorce has fluctuated between 35% and 42% in recent years. In 2008, 40.7% of marriages...

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Dealing with Debt Part 2 – Gambling Debt in Canada

Gambling debt in Canada is an epidemic not unlike the Flu. If you have a gambling debt in Canada, don’t get down on yourself. Addiction is an illness and gambling is something that is highly addictive. Casinos are more accessible than...

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Dealing with Debt Part 1 – Collections Debt in Canada

Many people have collections debt in Canada. Collection agencies are routinely hired by private businesses to collect money from individuals who have defaulted. When a company assigns an account to a collection agency, the collection agency...

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