The financial burden of debt is a reality for many Canadians. With the cost of living rising and interest rates climbing, it’s no surprise that more people are searching for a way out. One common question we hear is, “Are there free Canadian government grants to pay off debt?” While this idea is appealing, the
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Preparing for Summer with Debt Consolidation Winnipeg Help from a Licensed Insolvency Trustee Summer is just around the corner and you may be thinking about summer vacations, summer dining and summer entertainment. It’s been a long winter and everyone would love to get out and do something fun. The problem is that these activities can
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The average cost of post-secondary education in Canada is enormous – over $80,000 when all is said and done. Student debt can be overwhelming. That leads many to ask about a consumer proposal and student debt. That’s why, as the founder of a leading Winnipeg debt help firm, I want to answer some questions about
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What Do New Year’s Resolutions and Consumer Proposals in Manitoba Have to Do with Each Other? The best time to take control of your finances and financial future is now. If your New Year’s resolution is to regain your financial freedom, then consumer proposals in Manitoba make a lot of sense. If it takes a
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I am admittedly technologically challenged. If I have any computer or phone problems I don’t even attempt to fix them myself, I just call my IT provider. They have a support line that is open 24/7. This evening I had an issue with the outlook program on my phone not updating and all my messages were
I recently read an article in the newspaper (yes print newspaper) about a woman who was overweight, had just seen her doctor and received a diagnosis of type II diabetes. In response to that news, she changed her diet, undertook an exercise regime, lost 40 pounds and her diabetes went into remission. That sounds like
This month’s blog is based on the sitcom Mork & Mindy, which was one of the spin-offs from Happy Days. The show stars Robin Williams as Mork, an alien from the planet Ork, where just about everything – including opening a bank account and seeking debt help – is done very differently than here on
For this month’s debt relief blog, we turn to another popular TV show from the past, the sitcom Happy Days! This episode is entitled ‘The Fonz Gets a New Motorcycle.’ Fonzie – Ehhhh, Mr. C. I just bought a new bike! Mr. Cunningham (C) – That’s very exciting Fonzie, but didn’t you tell me that
This blog is entitled ‘Get Smart’ for two reasons: first, it is a continuation of our series of television show-based blogs; second, it’s about getting debt help and ‘getting smart’ with your money! This blog, unlike our Friends-based post, might resonate better with baby boomers than a younger crowd. For those born after 1965, Get
The New Year is off to a fascinating start. We’re into February 2022, and it seems that there’s no end in sight to the strange and unprecedent events taking place in Canada and around the world, from protests in Ottawa, to tensions in Europe, to the need for debt help at home. In times of
