March 18th, 2007 by Questions
I just came across a question and answer that baffled me! While reading through the site, I came across this line, \”Some unsecured debts are also not discharged in a bankruptcy, such as student loans less than 10 years after you stopped going to school.\” Then the question I found was from a student, \”I […]
March 15th, 2007 by Questions
I am considering personal bankruptcy and have student loans less than 10 years old. Would I be expected to make student loan payments during the bankruptcy? If so, how would this affect the surplus income calculation?
March 13th, 2007 by Questions
Are student loans eligible to be included in a consumer proposal?
March 7th, 2007 by Questions
I live in Ontario Canada and I am drowning in student loan debt I owe on both my student loans and being low income I have been unable to pay them., they are alomost ten years old and what I want to know is once they are can I bankrupt them cause I am scared […]
March 1st, 2007 by Questions
I have gone bankrupt over my provincial student loan but my federal student loan had not been 10years old yet. I have been contacted by a collection agency. Can they garnishee my wages?
About 10 months ago, I paid off a Canada Student Loan with money from a line of credit. I then requested the bank change the line to a 5 year installment loan so I could have lower payments and a fixed interest rate. They did this for me, and closed the line of credit as […]
February 26th, 2007 by Questions
First of all thank-you, this site has really helped me. Heres my situation, I finished school in May of 1999, I currently owe 45,000 and i have decided that the best solution for me is to declear bankrupcy after my 10 years are up. Currently I\’m unemloyeed and i\’m in the process of having service […]
February 22nd, 2007 by Questions
I’m pretty sure the answer to this question is no, but my situation is so darned complicated, I was hoping a big of clarification would help. My entire loan, provincial and federal, (about 25,000) was given over to the Canada Revenue Agency, who have made a much better effort than the NSLC of hounding me […]