Explore various debt relief options available to Canadians struggling with financial obligations. Learn about formal insolvency proceedings like consumer proposals and bankruptcies, as well as informal solutions such as debt consolidation and credit counselling. Understand how each option works, its pros and cons, and who might benefit most from each approach. Discover strategies for negotiating with creditors, managing high-interest debts, and creating a sustainable debt repayment plan. Get information on government programs and non-profit organizations that offer debt relief assistance. This section provides comprehensive information on debt relief solutions to help you make an informed decision about managing your financial challenges.
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Tax debts can be a tricky circumstance to navigate, especially if you are not sure who can help you deal with the issue. Find out what to do and who to seek help from in specific tax debt situations.
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Unlicensed debt relief companies use specific terminology to draw clients in. We expose the facts behind debt settlement in Canada, debt management plans and why consumer proposals are often better.
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We look at two consolidation options: refinancing through a second mortgage or secured line of credit if you own a home and the pros and cons of consolidation loans if you have poor credit.
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CRA will accept a settlement through a consumer proposal or will write off tax debts in a bankruptcy. Ian Martin explains what requirements the Canada Revenue Agency will have under each solution.
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Are you in a financial situation where you have no additional income to make your debt payments? Do you need to go bankrupt and can you afford the cost? What can you do to protect what money you do have coming in.
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