In declaring bankruptcy, you are robbing banks — of fake money
Filed under: Bank's Profits, Bankruptcy, debt relief, taxes, Videos
Good god if a twelve year old gets it, surely the rest of us can!
When you take a loan from a bank, the banks literally invent that money. When you pay interest on that loan, banks are getting what I call sweat money (money that you have worked for) in return for their invented money.
When you can’t repay your loans, there are the loan collectors who are very good at making you feel like shit about not being able to pay back imaginary money — which, typically by the time they are knocking at your doors, is mostly interest that you are repaying. You’ve probably already paid an amount equal to the principal.
The government, probably because they know it’s a scam, has created an out, commonly known as Bankruptcy. Many people associate bankruptcy with embarrassment and shame, even though it’s quite accepted as a corporate strategy.
We’ve got to get over that. Bankruptcy is a legitimate way of making debt go away. Yes, there are costs, both monetary and lifestyle. But nothing that compares to hanging on to the debt till your dying days. With Bankruptcy, there is a definitive end to the pain. With debt repayment in full, especially when you don’t have the means to repay for whatever reason, you can live under duress for a long long time.
There are also in between ways to resolve your debt. Banks won’t tell you about these options. If you get a good consultant (such as myself) or a good Credit Counselling rep or a good Trustee, you can get all the facts.
Do yourself a favour. Get informed. It can, literally, save your life.
What a debt counsellor does for you
Filed under: Bankruptcy, Debt Management, debt relief, Proposal, rebuilding credit
We understand that many people who are in financial crisis struggle with getting the right information. Not because they lack intelligence, but rather because they lack experience and simply don’t know where to begin looking for help. After all, financial crisis is not a common occurrence in one’s life: it’s an anomaly, an unusual, one-time event. Read more
When a 12-year old understands banks, debt and taxes, perhaps there’s hope for the rest of us
Filed under: Bank's Profits, Debt Management, debt relief, taxes, Videos
From the Youtube page:
This is my daughter. She gave this speech at a businees meeting in front of 600 people. Her eyes have been opened to a scam that is being perpetrated upon Canadians and the rest of the world. I am the owner of this video. Feel free to use it freely without altering the content in a manner that would draw conclusions unintended by the speech. Read more
What are my debt-relief choices?
Filed under: Bank's Profits, Bankruptcy, Debt Management, debt relief
Below are some of the debt-relief choices that are available to you. While we cater to Vancouver Island and the Greater Victoria area, this information is applicable Canada-side. We do strongly recommend that you consult and independent debt counsellor for debt-relief advice, be it through this website or elsewhere, to get the information that best applies to you. Read more
The truth about unsecured debt
There are (technically) two types of loans you can make. Understanding the difference is quite important if you want to achieve relief from debt. One is “secured”, meaning that you’ve put up a major asset (like your house) as a security against the loan. This means that if you default on that debt, the creditor can then cash in against that security.
More on understanding how debt works in Canada
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Vancouver Island’s own Bill Abram talks about how the private Canadian banking system is enslaving the public through debt and interest on that debt to our government who has the right to create it’s own money through the Bank of Canada. Understanding how money works is the first step to alleviating guilt when it comes to finding debt-relief solutions.
The 99% Movement will fail if the other 98% don’t wake up
Dear protesters,
If you treat the world-unifying demonstrations that you achieved on October 15th 2011 as the pinnacle of your success, the movement will fail. Read more
Your debts help bank profits surge
So on the one hand, banks blast warnings that the Canadian debt load is peaking; on the other, the more you borrow, the more they benefit. Read more
Statistics on Canadians’ debt load
You are not alone!
Here are some interesting numbers from Statistics Canada. Read more
The state of Canadian household debt
The Certified General Accountants Association of Canada (CGA) released a study in 2010 on Canadians and their debt. Read more