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Pension Change while in bankruptcy

I am currently in bankruptcy and looking forward to an automatic discharge in 3 months. My employer is changing from a 100% company funded pension program, to a RRSP style program that requires contributions from me. Will this impact my bankruptcy?

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One Response to “Pension Change while in bankruptcy”

Barton Goth, GCO Inc. Bankruptcy Trustees said...

Under normal circumstances this shouldn’t cause and great difficulties, but just to ensure this I would contact your trustee and inform him that this is taking place. As he is more familiar with your file he will be able to provide you with more concrete direction.