Consumer Proposals: Answers to Questions

Most Recent ‘Consumer Proposals’ Posts

Not agreeing with the consumer report

I have failed to vote NO to consumer proposal and do not think I should be on the list of debtors. I rendered services to my client. Can I sue him privately even if he is protected by consumer proposal Posted from: Ontario

Keeping a no balance credit card with a consumer proposal

If I have a credit card with no balance owing can I keep it open if I do a consumer proposal or do I have to close the account? Posted from: Ontario

Affecting a Significant Other

I have a Significant Other, with whom I own a house jointly. I pay the mortgage and other bills, he gives me money towards this each month. In addition, we have an unsecured line of credit (He pays this each month). I owe, personally about $50K in credit cards debt. Will the line of credit […]

Car Purchase and Consumer Proposal

If I purchase a car with financing and suddlenly have a loss of some income or basically in a situation where my best option is consumer proposal, can I still keep the car while maintaining the payments? Posted from: Ontario

Stocks and Consumer Proposal

I receive dividend cheqes for only about $65/month from a stock certificate. The value of the stock is about $6,000. When I submit a consumer proposal, will I be asked to cash it out for creditors? Posted from: Ontario

Consumer proposal credit scores

I here when you do a CP that you score is a R9 and some say R7. Can you clarify this. Posted from: Saskatchewan

consumer proposal vs voluntary assignment

Please help me clarify what the difference is between Consumer Proposal and Voluntary Assignment, if any. Thank you! Posted from: British Columbia

COMSUMER PROPOSAL

Do I have to include all my unsecure debts in a comsumer proposal or can you keep some stuff out Posted from: Ontario

Consumer Proposal and Credit Rating

Do you have to be in good standing with your creditors for a proposal? Posted from: Ontario

significant other files proposal – am I responsible

if my common law went thru a consumer proposal would i be responsible for half his debt? Posted from: Ontario

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