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I need my credit card bills to go away

I was left with 2000 credit card bills, house damage worth 20000 and car repairs worth 5000. I am on a temp employment and took money from my rrsp to survive. I need my credit card bills to go away, I’m making min payment and I’m drowning

Posted from: Manitoba

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One Response to “I need my credit card bills to go away”

Jillian Taylor-Mancusi, Trustee | B.A. | C.I.R.P said...

Are the car and house repairs outstanding? If they are outstanding you may to need to budget carefully to see if you can maintain the car and the house. If not, if there is equity in the car or the house you may want to consider selling one or both of them. If your overall debt is down to a $2,000.00 credit card bill it would seem that careful budgeting would be a better solution then filing an assignment in bankruptcy or filing a consumer proposal.