De-Thawing Your Account: How to Get a Frozen Bank Account Unfrozen

Spring has sprung and while the snow and ice may have melted, the truth may not be the same for your bank account. Having your bank account frozen is both embarrassing and can cause considerable unexpected financial problems – especially if...

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So You Have Filed Your Income Taxes and You Owe – Now What?

So you’ve made it through income tax time but you know you are going to owe – now what? Your first step is going to be to take a good hard look at your budget. CRA will want to be paid in full so that should be your first goal. If this...

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What is a Canadian Bankruptcy Trustee’s Role in a Consumer Proposal?

A Canadian Bankruptcy Trustee’s role in a consumer proposal can be very confusing for consumers largely because of the advertising done by Canadian Bankruptcy Trustees. These Trustees advertise a way out of debt and offer to help you out of...

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The Last Loan

We wanted to write this blog because we often see patterns regarding triggers for serious financial problems and clear points in time where different choices could have changed the course of the problem. Sure, there are instances where a...

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Myth vs Fact: Consumer Proposal vs Bankruptcy

Consumer proposals and bankruptcy are often confused with one another because they both involve a Trustee in Bankruptcy. In Canada, the government introduced legislation to protect people who have reached a breaking point with their debt. Over...

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Income Tax Time is Here – Preparing for the 2015 Tax Deadline

Canada’s income tax deadline for the 2014 tax year is right around the corner! While some anticipate refunds and are off to file with bells on, others are dreading this date and even considering not filing because of a tax debt that will...

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Backed into a Corner: Stopping a Wage Garnishment

You’ve just received your bi-weekly paycheque, but the money deposited in your account is far lower than what is stated on your paycheque. After inquiries to your payroll department, you realize that this is not a mistake to be remedied by...

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Happy Holidays From DebtCare Canada

It is officially that time of year again, and we just want to wish everyone a very happy holiday season. For many of us, 2014 has been full of great memories to cherish, and for many of our clients, it has also been a time of exciting...

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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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Getting Back in The Black: Credit Card Debt

Credit card debt – the giant elephant in the room that sometimes you don’t even want to acknowledge, let alone discuss with anyone else. We all know that sometimes it gets to the point that ignoring this monetary mountain seems like the only...

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Educating Yourself on Dealing with Divorce Debt

It is common knowledge that when a marriage ends, finances often need a complete overhaul, and significant debt is often a product of splitting assets and building a new life. Dealing with divorce debt can sometimes be incredibly difficult...

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