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Failed Consumer Proposal

What are my options after my consumer proposal was annulled due to 3 months behind in payments. Could not afford the payments. Unfortunately I have been bankrupt twice before and do not want to go through that again.

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One Response to “Failed Consumer Proposal”

A licensed trustee said...

You have the right to apply to the Court to ask for permission to file another proposal on the same debts, BUT since you’ve had two prior insolvencies I don’t think the Court is likely to approve your request. I am sorry, but you need to find a way to repay the debt or you may have to file bankruptcy for a third time…