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WINNIPEG, Manitoba: C. Buhler & Associates Ltd. Licensed Insolvency Trustee, a well-respected insolvency firm with five locations throughout the three prairie provinces and Canada’s north, has long been an advocate for clearer regulation and compliance within the...
At C. Buhler & Associates Ltd., we actively cultivate a judgement-free environment and do everything possible to make each and every person who walks through our doors feel valued and welcomed. That being said, setting up your first meeting with a licensed...
Filing for bankruptcy can be the best way of improving your financial health when facing insurmountable debts. Not everyone qualifies to file for bankruptcy in Canada, however. In this article, we’re going to look at the eligibility requirements for filing for...
Our licensed insolvency trustee (LIT) is here to help you. We offer free consultations, and our goal is to provide the best financial advice possible. When you’re not sure where to turn for financial advice, and you’re facing overwhelming debt, call an LIT. Below,...
Borrowing money isn’t a bad thing. Credit card debt can be paid off monthly, and car loans and mortgages are essential for most of us. These aren’t debt traps. When you get caught off guard by hidden charges, hefty application fees, and new loans to pay off old ones,...
A Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT)—formerly known as a Bankruptcy Trustee—is an expert in debt solutions. They are licensed by the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy. When you work with a Licensed Insolvency Trustee, you’re working with a qualified, highly...
Approximately one-third of Canadians live completely debt free. But if you are carrying debt or considering taking on debt, you're certainly not alone. Between mortgages, car loans, personal loans, and more, the average Canadian owes more than $73,000. In total,...
Financial scams are everywhere. With the advent of the internet, we’re more connected than ever—and that means that fraudsters have more potential victims than ever. The best way to avoid financial fraud is to stay informed—by reading this, you’re already...
While many Canadians struggle with debt, filing for bankruptcy should be your last resort. Our certified Credit Counsellors often educate debtors about different ways you can work to reduce your debt without filing for bankruptcy. If you are struggling with your debt...
