The consumer proposal might be an ideal way to overcome your debt, but it can damage your credit ratings. Your credit score is closely connected to your credit report since the report contains all your missed or late payments. However, it is deleted from your credit...
Filing for a consumer proposal can be an intelligent way to protect yourself from creditors and negotiate to pay off a portion of your debt. But have you ever thought about how a consumer proposal affects your home? What is a Consumer Proposal? A legally binding...
Selecting a debt advisor is a crucial step in your overall debt recovery. Licensed Insolvency Trustees (LIT) are Canada’s only federally regulated debt advisors. The Licensed Insolvency Trustees outline your options and advise you on how to get out of debt and...
A Licensed Insolvency Trustee, or LIT, licensed by the federal government, is the only professional authorized to file consumer bankruptcies and proposals. As of 2016, Bankruptcy Trustees in Canada have been renamed Licensed Insolvency Trustees, as they deal with more...
Understanding your rights is crucial, whether you are in a strong financial position or facing challenges. Life will continue, even when faced with seemingly final situations such as judgements, liens, or wage garnishments. Bankruptcy or Consumer Proposal: Stopping...
Financial circumstances take unexpected routes in everyone’s lives. A consumer proposal helps you settle your financial problems by paying off your debts if they are at most $25,000. Yes, a consumer proposal is a formal contract under the Bankruptcy and...
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