Types of Frozen Bank Accounts and What You Can Do

Last week we talked about wage garnishments, a very common form of collection action, and how to stop them. This week we thought we’d follow up by discussing another very common type of collection action, frozen bank accounts, and what you can...

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Making a Proposal, and We Don’t Mean for Marriage: Consumer Proposals

When debt becomes unmanageable, knowing where to turn can be tough. Knowing the options available to deal with that debt can be difficult – and that is why getting outside advice is often a great idea. One of the most popular options right...

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3 Reasons Why You Should Not Try to Negotiate with the CRA Directly

Thousands of Canadians struggle with tax problems. One of the worst things that you can do if you have a tax problem that has or will result in a debt that you can’t pay is to try to negotiate with the CRA directly. The reason for this is...

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What to Do if Your Wages Are Being Garnished

If your wages are being garnished then no doubt you are feeling the pain. Having your wages garnished results in severe financial problems and even embarrassment at work. There are different types of wage garnishments that have financial...

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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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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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Debt Relief in Canada Blog Series Part 3 – Are There Consequences to Filing for Bankruptcy?

There are many options for debt relief in Canada, and one of the most common is bankruptcy. If you have financial problems, bankruptcy may seem like a scary option because of the consequences that many people associate with filing for...

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Canada Revenue Agency Collections Authority and How to Stop Them

Thousands of Canadians owe money to the Canada Revenue Agency. Thousands more will fall behind filing their tax returns, hoping that by not filing their returns they can buy time to come up with a way to pay the tax that they know they will...

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Dealing With Canadian Income Tax Debt

Tax time is here. For those who anticipate a large refund it is an exciting time. For those who know they will have to pay it is quite the opposite. Thinking about doing your taxes, knowing that you are about to face a large Canadian income...

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Wage Garnishments in Canada – How to Stop a Garnishment on Your Wages

Thousands of Canadians have their wages garnished each year. In the past few years there have been more instances of individuals having their wages garnished because of the turbulent economy. Wage garnishments in Canada occur when one party...

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Canada Revenue Agency Collections Policy has the Potential to Ruin Your Life

The Canada Revenue Agency has a very aggressive collection policy. Their mandate is to collect past due tax debts and they have what appears to be limitless authority to do so. This article will outline the top 4 tactics that the Canada...

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