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Welcome to Bankruptcy Canada, Canada's largest debt information site. Here you can learn all your different debt management options, as well as get expert answers to your questions for FREE.

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Bankruptcy Canada:

14% of all cases of bankruptcy in Canada are filed by single parents; 79% of these
are mothers.

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Bankruptcy Canada:

26% of people filing for bankruptcy are divorced or separated at the time of bankruptcy, with many bankruptcy cases citing relationship breakdown as the cause for bankruptcy.

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Bankruptcy Canada:

80% of people who file for bankruptcy are employed at the time of filing. In fact, the average bankrupt earns about the same as the average Canadian.

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Bankruptcy Canada:

12% of all bankruptcy cases cited medical illness as reason for bankruptcy.

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Bankruptcy Canada:

1 in 4 of our clients is a homeowner with a mortgage. We've been able to ensure that all of these people keep their house during bankruptcy.

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mike

Posted in Bankruptcy by Questions on May 24, 2013

why is my trustees discharge date different from my discharge date and what does this mean Posted from: Ontario

Consumer Proposal

Posted in Consumer Proposals by Questions on May 24, 2013

I filed for bankruptcy in 2008 and was discharged in 2009. However, I have student loans (over 7 years) that I am unable to pay and am considering filing a consumer proposal. I currently have a credit card and a car loan. Will I be able to file a consumer proposal for just my student [...]