We would like to express our best wishes to all Canadians during this time of immense uncertainty. It is our honor to assist you and your loved ones during this time to help relieve your financial stress. WE ARE OPEN – HOWEVER WORKING MOSTLY REMOTE with the possibility of booking some in-person sessions with special arrangements. For the first time in history, it is now possible to FULLY complete all Debt Relief Services by way of phone...
It was an honor and a lot of fun to be a guest on a podcast to discuss navigating a debt crisis. The hosts John Close and Andrew Langford are great hosts. Their show Obstacle Course is focused on helping people embrace challenges and overcome adversity. This episode is me sharing about my own experiences overcoming adversity from a financial reversal. Have a listen – Here is a summary of the Show: SLOW BLEED – we discuss how a financial...
The Covid19 Coronavirus pandemic and the shutdown response has caused a massive shock across Canada. We are feeling the pain of the many people who have called in for our help recently due to the negative impact COVID is having on their financial lives. In only a few months this pandemic has created a bigger need than ever for Canadians to seriously look at all of the great debt reduction and credit repair options that are available to them. We...
One of the most common questions I am asked is “how do I fix bad credit?”, so I thought I would share some quick credit repair and credit rebuilding tips. Here are some of the main steps to help you begin to repair your credit. Tip 1: Check your Credit You cannot fix a problem you are not aware of, and there are likely some problems on your credit report. You should check your credit at least a few times a year and perhaps more if your bank has...
JUDGENT WARNING – “People Who Get Into Debt Trouble Are Irresponsible With Their Money” – True or False? Let’s dispel some common negative myths about people who are in debt: We often get comments on our Facebook feed and find blogs written by people who say things like: “People who gets in trouble with debt are irresponsible. They should be made to pay their debts because I pay my debts off….” I have even seen some very uninformed people say...
When seeking advice on how to deal with financial matters it is very important for consumers to consider an advisor who can be unbiased and impartial. If that is not possible then it is important to at least understand when a conflict of interest or bias lies, and how it may affect the advice given to you from and advisor. As long as a consumer understands this they can ask better questions and make more informed decision when taking advice...
