Chat with a Trustee on the bankruptcy and proposal process

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So much is being written these days about Canada being a debtors’ nation, and that average household debt is at an all-time high. What kind of relief can people get from their debts? There are several approaches, some of them worthwhile, some of them offensive. We recently spoke with Jordan Rumanek of Rumanek & Company …

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Investment properties – is it wise to be an absentee landlord?

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Dear Ross: I really enjoyed your recent posts about investment properties, and my question is do you think it only makes sense to invest in a property if you are going to live there? I ask because should I get in to a school for further studies, I am not certain where I would be …

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Mortgages for self employed and investors keep getting tougher

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Jovan is one of the hardest working people I know. He runs an extremely successful small retail business in one of the GTA’s bedroom communities. Customers come from all over Ontario for his services, such is his reputation. Although only in his forties, he has amassed a net worth of one and a half million …

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Save for my first home, or pay off my student loans? Part one

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Dear Ross, I currently have a $50, 000 CAD student loan which I must now start paying off. I have a short term work contract, making a $70,000 a year salary. I have about $10,000 in savings, but am unsure about how to use this. I would like to buy an income property in the …

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