Debt relief is your chance to put your financial problems behind you. For too many Canadians, debt has become a way of life. Too much debt can lead to high levels of stress. It can even impact your future.
If you're wondering how to find...
Tuition: The Source Of Student Debt
Going to a post-secondary school is a new adventure. It’s a time of discovery. You may discover your passions, your career and even yourself. However, this discovery comes at a price, and every year tuition prices continue to rise. As a result,...
Considering Filing For Bankruptcy In New Brunswick?
If you’re experiencing financial struggles, you’re not alone.
A recent Ipsos poll found that the average Canadian owes just over $85,000 in consumer debt, excluding their mortgage.
And if you’re already having difficulty making ends...
How does Divorce affect Bankruptcy?
If you separating from a spouse, you will now possibly be on your own for bill payments. Try to cut back on spending, as you may now be down to one income (if your spouse was...
Student Loans in Bankruptcy
Individuals across the Maritimes contact Allan Marshall & Associates Inc to inquire about student loan debts and often we are asked similar questions. Some of the common questions are answered below.
Does bankruptcy help with student...
Bankruptcy Asset Exemptions – Atlantic Canada
What assets are protected or exempt?
Bankruptcy Asset Exemptions in Atlantic Canada.
The following assets are protected or exempt assets in New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. They are protected against the...
Myths About Bankruptcy
Often one of the hardest parts about bankruptcy is dealing with the inaccurate myths about bankruptcy.
In an effort to dispel some of the myths we have assembled a list of myths followed...
FAQ About Bankruptcy
If you’ve been considering personal bankruptcy in Canada but still have questions check out the FAQ below.
What is bankruptcy?
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What Are The Provincial Asset Exemptions in Prince Edward Island?
The following assets are protected or exempt assets in Prince Edward Island. They are protected against the liquidation by creditors to satisfy unpaid debts: (unless a creditor holds a purchase money security...
What Are The Provincial Asset Exemptions in Nova Scotia?
Nova Scotia Asset Exemptions
The following assets are protected or exempt assets in Nova Scotia. They are protected against the liquidation by creditors to satisfy unpaid...