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08/07/2025

Know your options. Reach out today.

For individuals facing serious financial difficulty, insolvency can be a necessary step toward regaining stability.

07/09/2025

Insolvencies on the rise, led by the consumer sector, OSB reports

10/10/2024

The cycle is real. Know your options!

Debt and poor mental health can often SEEM like an unbreakable cycle. But there are steps you can take to BREAK that cycle.

It's , which is why this week's blog post is written by personal financial journalist and financial wellness educator Zandile Chiwanza. It covers the impacts that debt has on your mental health, as well as practical ways to cope with it, including:
✅ Uncovering your financial behaviour
✅Trying a holistic approach
✅Keeping your finances organized
+ more

Don't let debt rule your life. Read the full post here (also linked in our bio): https://www.creditcanada.com/blog/the-hidden-cost-of-debt-how-it-affects-your-health-and-practical-ways-to-cope

12/14/2023

Need help or advice to tackle your ?
Although it can be tempting to work with debt advisors who promise a quick fix, not all financial advisors are the same, and you could end up paying more than you should.

Talk to a licensed insolvency trustee for independent, unbiased advice on dealing with debt.

Check out the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy’s debt solutions portal to find options you can trust: https://bit.ly/3tLFbzP

11/17/2023

"⚠️A warning from the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy about debt relief scams. The main scam is that these debt relief advisors are charging you f...

11/16/2023

Be aware.

Beware of debt-relief scams. Some unlicensed debt advisory firms charge hundreds or even thousands of dollars in unnecessary fees for services they're not licensed to provide & often misrepresent the services they offer. The Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy and CAIRP share the five signs of debt-relief scams to watch out for in their latest consumer alert. https://www.canada.ca/en/innovation-science-economic-development/news/2023/11/struggling-with-debt-beware-of-debt-relief-scams.html

11/10/2023

As we celebrate Financial Literacy Month 2023, for a fourth consecutive year, CAIRP is organizing a Facebook Live panel discussion on “Managing Your Money in a Changing World.” This event will take place on Thursday, November 30, 2023 from 2-3 pm ET.

Our speakers are Licensed Insolvency Trustees, who help financially troubled individuals and businesses to obtain a fresh start by relieving them from their debt.
1. Tania Daher, CIRP, LIT, Associate Vice President, Ginsberg Gingras, QC;
2. Colleen Craig, CPA, CA, FCIRP, LIT, CEO, C. E. Craig & Associates Inc., BC
3. Michael Braga, MBA, CIRP, LIT, Partner - Senior Vice President, BDO Canada Limited, ON
4. Francyne Myers, JD, CIRP, LIT, Allan Marshall & Associates Inc., NS

Register for the session today! https://tinyurl.com/yckvt9dw

07/17/2023

Whether you’re trying to get out of debt or afford your dream vacation, a little money advice never hurts. If this is the year you’ve decided to get your finances in order, consider these helpful tips:

07/17/2023

Between the high cost of living and inflation, many of us are struggling with debt. But with financial advice available everywhere - from your uncle’s friend to social media influencers, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed and hard to know whose advice you can trust.

07/17/2023

If you’re trying to pay down debt and need help, it can be tempting to work with someone who promises to fix the issue fast. But be careful – some debt advisors charge hundreds or even thousands of dollars for debt relief solutions they aren’t authorized to provide or that you don’t need.

09/07/2022

📣 On June 23rd, the Government of Canada passed a bill that allows eligible Indigenous governing bodies to directly receive the Children’s Special Allowance to support Indigenous children under their care.

This direct access supports connections between Indigenous children, families, and communities. http://ow.ly/knIz50KyPcU

08/15/2022