How to Stop a Small Claims Court Action in Canada

Bad things happen to good people, and nobody intends to run into financial problems that can lead to defaulting on obligations to credit card companies. Individuals lose jobs, income, have medical problems in the family, or separate from...

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Finding Debt Relief from Holiday Credit Card Bills

Credit cards are scary because they are easy to run up and then difficult to pay down. Did you know that last year it was reported that the average Canadian is carrying over $40,000 in unsecured debt? If you are one of these Canadians then you...

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Getting Out of Debt in the New Year

So the holidays are over and no doubt the holiday bills have started rolling in. It is easy to do serious financial damage during the holidays. Debt can take a mere couple of weeks to rack up, but can take months and even years to pay off...

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Top 5 Tips for Financial Fitness in 2013

The holidays are behind us and 2013 has officially arrived. The holidays were a time for family and cheer; the New Year is an opportunity for new beginnings. If your New Year’s resolution involves getting financially fit, then this is the...

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Small Businesses Can Be Subject to a Wage Garnishment From The CRA Too But How?

Starting a successful small business takes hard work and perseverance. Unfortunately, small business owners are one of the largest groups that find themselves with tax problems. One of the main reasons why small business owners commonly run...

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Late Filing of Income Tax Returns – How Late is Too Late?

With tax time right around the corner, some folks are already getting their receipts in order. Others however are not so concerned with filing their taxes on time because they are already late filing for previous years. If you find yourself in...

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Post-Holiday Debt Consolidation… Bah Humbug!

This holiday season is forecasted to be a big one in the area of personal spending. This trend has been gradually increasing over the last few years, especially in the area of e-commerce spending, and retailers are gearing up for the boom...

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Consumer Proposal VS. Bankruptcy – How Are They Different

If you have been facing financial challenges you may have been exploring financial options to deal with debt. Two of these options include a consumer proposal and bankruptcy. We are often asked the differences between filing a consumer...

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How to Deal With a Frozen Bank Account as a Result of a Canada Revenue Agency Tax Debt

How to Deal With a Frozen Bank Account as a Result of a Canada Revenue Agency Tax Debt

When an individual or business has a tax debt owing to the Canada Revenue Agency, the Canada Revenue Agency will begin to pursue enforcement action to collect the debt. One method that the Canada Revenue Agency uses to collect debt is by...

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Garnishment of Wages Blog Series Part 3 of 3 – Garnishment of Wages by the Canada Revenue Agency and Your Options

One of the scariest and most serious garnishments of wages that exists is a garnishment of wages issued by the Canada Revenue Agency. When a tax debt is owed, the Canada Revenue Agency has a vast arsenal of tools at their disposal that they...

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Garnishment of Wages Blog Series Part 2 of 3 – How to Stop a Wage Garnishment

In our last blog in this series we answered the question “what is a wage garnishment”.  If you have been threatened with a garnishment of wages then you need to know that your employer is about to be notified about your defaulted debt. If your...

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Garnishment of Wages Blog Series Part 1 of 3 – What is a Wage Garnishment?

Garnishment of Wages Blog Series Part 1 of 3 – What is a Wage Garnishment?

A garnishment of wages is one of the most common and effective enforcement methods used to collect money through the Small Claims Court by the Canada Revenue Agency, O.S.A.P, and Family Responsibility. A garnishment of wages occurs when you...

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