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Economic Indicators
There may come a time when one of your clients calls to say, “I’ve gotten myself into a financial mess and I think I need to file for bankruptcy.”
By Ted Michalos |June 1, 2016
4 min read
Consumer insolvencies have jumped in provinces affected by the energy sector downturn and it could keep going up.
By Staff |May 11, 2016
2 min read
Estate Planning
Ontario has changed the law governing what bankrupt clients may keep, and what creditors may seize, to settle debts.
By Ted Michalos |March 2, 2016
6 min read
Most Canadians believe they’ll retire and be able to live comfortably. Unfortunately, many of them are wrong.
By Ted Michalos |June 15, 2015
Planning and Advice
The last thing an aging parent or relative wants is for his estate not to be passed on as intended. But if an heir is bankrupt, what happens to his inheritance?
By Ted Michalos |May 6, 2015
3 min read
Choosing between a consumer proposal and bankruptcy comes down to how each will impact someone’s income, assets and monthly payments.
By Ted Michalos |February 3, 2015
Industry
Anti-money laundering laws meant to bankrupt terrorists may now be used to put banks out of business.
By Staff |November 26, 2014
1 min read
NHL defenseman Jack Johnson recently filed for bankruptcy.
By Staff |November 24, 2014
Your client just told you they declared bankruptcy. What will happen to their registered investment accounts?
By Ted Michalos |November 12, 2014
Even basic advice on working toward good credit can help a client re-establish his finances faster than he would on his own.
By Ted Michalos |September 16, 2014
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