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Default on Consumer Proposal

I defaulted on my consumer proposal but have since sold my house and paid off all creditors involved. How should this show on my credit report?

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One Response to “Default on Consumer Proposal”

A licensed trustee said...

The fact that you filed and then defaulted on a proposal may show in the legal section of your credit report for up to 6 years. You will need to contact the credit bureau directly and try to convince them that the debts were repaid in full and then maybe they’ll do something about it, but I wouldn’t hold my breath… Sorry and good luck.