Why would Licensed Insolvency Trustee, Derek Chase be talking about ETFs? For the most part, because that is what is discussed in one of the mandatory counselling sessions after completing a Bankruptcy or Consumer Proposal.
Where can you turn for the best debt relief solution? This podcast will shed some light on the murky waters of debt counselling. Leigh Taylor, Licensed Insolvency Trustee, takes a look at the different services explaining what they can and can’t do.
How well are you managing your debt? How much is too much? Licensed Insolvency Trustee, Leigh Taylor, discusses household debt. He talks about debt-to-income ratios and the danger signals that you should watch for.
Is it better to lease or finance a new car? What is happening in the used car market? Things have changed in the new and used car market since the pandemic. There is apparently a microchip shortage that is impacting manufacturers across the globe. But what does that mean to you? Licensed Insolvency Trustee, Francyne Myers takes a look under the hood.
With the real estate market slowing down and interest rates rising, many are wondering if this may be a good time to buy a home or is it more economical to keep renting. Francyne Myers, Licensed Insolvency Trustee with Allan Marshall & Associates, discusses the merits of both renting and buying. She speaks to the changes brought about by the pandemic in the last few years.
How credit worthy are you? Licensed Insolvency Trustee, Mary-Ann Marriot explains the difference between credit worthiness and what your credit score is. She talks about the 3 elements that can ensure the best score.
What are the specific exemptions for BC? Licensed Insolvency Trustee, Derek Chase walks us through the BC Bankruptcy exemptions rules that allow some assets to be retained. He explains that the Bankruptcy asset exemptions are set to help people get a fresh financial start and not to cause hardship.
What can a disabled person do to handle their debt? This podcast features Derek Chase, Licensed Insolvency Trustee, talking about disability and debt. Debt is debt whether you are disabled or not, but there are programs and tax benefits specifically set up to help.
As the cost of living rises, more Canadians realize they need to get a handle on their finances. Leigh Taylor, Licensed Insolvency Trustee, looks at the different professionals that may be able to help and what they offer. He also covers strategies to reduce debt, understanding the available debt relief options, what Licensed Insolvency Trustees do and how they can help.
Taking positive steps to get a handle on your finances can alleviate the stress. Licensed Insolvency Trustee Leigh Taylor talks about some options to deal with debt, the current rates of insolvencies and what the future may hold, and how government programs have affected Canadian’s finances.
