Bankruptcy and Consumer Proposal
Thinking of filing for Bankruptcy? Find more information about how bankruptcy and consumer proposal can affect your financial health in the long term.
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Read ArticleWhat is Bankruptcy and Should I Declare It?
A declaration of bankruptcy remains on your credit Bureau for 7 years after discharge date.
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Read ArticleI’m in Financial Distress. Should I File for Bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy affects your life in many ways - it costs money to file, it severely damages your credit score and can affect your ability to get credit in future or even an apartment or other job.
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Read ArticleMyths about Bankruptcy and Consumer Proposal
Learn the top myths about consumer proposal and bankruptcy. Consumer proposal or bankruptcy should always be considered last resorts. Try consolidating your debts or talking to your lenders first.
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Read ArticleDebt Consolidation Calculator
Use this tool to help you make sense of your debt consolidation plan. You'll be able to determine how much money you can save by consolidating your debts into one lower interest rate loan.
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Read ArticleTake Our Quiz: How to rebuild your credit after bankruptcy?
If you’ve had to declare bankruptcy or file a consumer proposal, it takes time and effort to rebuild your credit.
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Read ArticleWhat Is Debt Consolidation, and Is It Right For You?
Have you found yourself in a spot where it seems you have too many debts and too many payments to make every month, making it hard to achieve your financial goals?
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Read ArticleHow to rebuild your credit score after bankruptcy in 5 steps
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Read ArticleDebt Consolidation: How to Pay Down Debt Faster and Pay Less Interest
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