Debt-relief options
If you are routinely asking yourself, How do I get out of debt? you need to know that you still have choices available to you. When you simply cannot repay your debts, your debt-relief choices include:
- Bankruptcy (government program)
- Consumer Proposal (government program)
- Credit Counselling (non- and for-profit)
- Debt negotiations
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Basic Information
- 8 Myths of Bankruptcy
- Bankruptcy and Aboriginal Legal Issues (pdf)
- Bankruptcy Exemptions
- BC Consumer Protection – Prohibited Debt Collection Practices
- Buying goods on credit in BC
- Consumer Debt and Credit/Debt Law in BC (pdf)
- Harley Hahn – Understanding Money
- Money: What it is and how it works
- Personal Finance for All
- Trustee Directory in Canada
- What happens after I file for bankruptcy?
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