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Canadian Personal Debt A Cause for Concern

November 8th, 2010 by A Licensed Insolvency Trustee

TD Economics released a report on Wednesday October 20, 2010 titled Canadian Household Debt a Cause for Concern that tried to answer many questions currently plaguing the Canadian consumer and the economy in general, including whether or not Canada is headed for a U.S.-style household debt crisis. Some of the key findings that were outlined […]

Consumer Proposal: One of the most important financial tools available to Canadians

August 2nd, 2010 by A Licensed Insolvency Trustee

The consumer proposal is probably the least known of the processes to deal with overwhelming debt, but it is the mechanism that has the greatest capacity for good given our current economic environment. Let’s face it, right now the number one biggest risk to the Canadian economy isn’t the high dollar, it isn’t our level […]

Could you survive a 10% reduction in your income?

May 17th, 2010 by A Licensed Insolvency Trustee

Would your financial well-being be noticeably affected if your paycheque dropped by 10%? For most of us, the answer is “yes”. We tend to live paycheque to paycheque, so any drop in income can lead us down a slippery slope that often ends with a person filing bankruptcy in Canada. The Certified General Accountants Association […]

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