Debt Relief Experts
Helping Family Financially Not Always A Good Idea
Do you have a loved one asking you for financial support? Learn about three personal stories from our clients, questions to ask yourself before lending money, and other ways you can help them out.
Effective Strategies for Managing and Reducing Debt
10 Tips for Dealing with CRA and Tax Debt Problems
CRA tax debt problems can build up. Our experts, Doug Hoyes & Ian Martin talk about how to avoid a big tax obligation and what to do if you do face a large amount of taxes owing.
What To Do When You Are Using Debt To Make Ends Meet
Have you turned to credit cards or payday loans to help with your monthly expenses? Explore the warning signs that you're falling into debt, how to re-balance your budget and options you have to deal with your debts.
My Child Has a Lot of Debt. How Can I Help?
When your adult child is struggling, you still want to help. However when it comes to money, you need to think carefully about what it may cost you to loan them money or co-sign a loan.
Self Employed: Dealing with Business Debts
Small business owners face unique financial challenges. Find out our top financial tips for avoiding small business debts, how to keep tax debts under control and what you can do if you owe years of taxes.
What Happens If You Stop Paying Your Debts?
A highly debated conversation we have with our social media following is the consequences of unpaid debts. Our experts explore this topic, discussing credit cards, payday loans, taxes, mortgages and more.
5 Reasons Why Debt Problems Are Not Your Fault
Debt problems carry an emotional burden but should they? Doug Hoyes explains why falling into the trap of excessive debt may not be your fault but can be something you take charge of.
Overcoming Drug Addiction and Debt
Drug addiction and accruing some form of debt is not uncommon. In this blog, we explore a scenario of one of our clients in this hardship and how eliminating debts through bankruptcy was part of his recovery.
Paying Off Student Loans vs Student Line of Credit
There is a difference between government student loans like OSAP and Canada Student Loans and a line of credit at a bank or credit union when it comes to insolvency. Learn more here.
How Long Can You Run From Your Debt? And Should You?
Struggling debtors all have their own breaking point when it comes to taking action. In this blog, our experts explore trigger points for insolvency and the options you may have if you have unpaid debts.
What to Do When You Have Too Much Debt to Handle
If you're planning on borrowing money, its’s important to consider how much debt you can take on. Find out more about debt-to-income ratios, warning signs of too much debt and available debt relief options.
Keeping Your Small Business Afloat While Dealing with Debt
Is your small business facing financial hardship? Are the unpaid debts piling up? In this blog, we offer 5 possible solutions you can use to help keep your business afloat during tough times.
I Can’t Pay My Bills. What Are My Alternatives?
What happens when bills start piling up and you can't meet your monthly debt payments? What actions can lenders take? Discover what options you have to recover your finances.
What Can I Do If I Can’t Pay My Student Loans?
It is more common than ever to see individuals filing for insolvency for unmanageable student debt, in Ontario. Find out what happens if you can’t repay your student loans and options for debt relief.
Tax Returns Not Filed Because You Are Afraid You Have Tax Debts?
It’s not that unusual for people to avoid filing taxes because they are scared large tax debts will arise from it. Find out what can happen if you have unpaid debts to the CRA and what you should do.