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Divorce doesn’t directly affect your credit score. Creditors and credit monitoring agencies don’t take your marital status into account when calculating your credit score or when calculating how much credit you’ll be allotted. Despite this, many divorcees feel...
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA: C. Buhler and Associates Ltd., an insolvency firm serving Western Canada and the Territories, is warning Canadians about the risks of taking loans from payday lenders. Â To offer payday loans, a lender must be licensed in the province or territory...
Introduction and Background Can you provide a brief overview of your experience as an insolvency trustee? Originally from Brandon, Manitoba, Crystal Buhler graduated with a Diploma in Business Administration from Assiniboine Community College, followed by a Bachelor...
Are you dealing with significant debt that makes you feel like you will never work your way out from under the financial situation you have ended up in? You need to know how to access debt relief programs. Canada has plenty of options to help you create debt...
When you’re overwhelmed by debt, any hand that reaches out to help can seem like a relief. You might get a phone call from a company offering to reduce your debt, stop collection calls, and help you take control of your finances—all for a manageable fee. The...
Are you feeling overwhelmed by debt and tired of being hounded by creditors night and day? Financial issues can be one of the most stressful problems in your life, but filing for bankruptcy might not be the best solution. It’s important to know that there are...
It may make sense to get creditor protection and file for bankruptcy when you have no other options available. It isn't the right move for everyone, but it could be right for you. What should you know about the pros and cons of bankruptcy in Canada? Here are a few...
The Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) offered interest-free loans to Canadian businesses. For those who met the CEBA eligibility criteria, CEBA loans offered up to $60,000 and the possibility of loan forgiveness. CEBA loan forgiveness was up to 33% of the total...
The Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) offered interest-free, partially forgivable loans to Canadian businesses that qualified. Though the loan forgiveness date has now passed, it’s important to understand the terms of loan forgiveness—especially for businesses...
