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after a consumer proposal

We are 2 months into a consumer proposal and now have some company shares with my husband`s employer that we can cash. The only brokerage we can use is a bank that is one of our creditors, can we use them to cash the shares or would they be able to take the money?

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One Response to “after a consumer proposal”

A licensed trustee said...

There should not be any problems cashing out the shares, but you should contact the trustee handling your proposal and discuss this with them before you do – just to be sure.