A consumer proposal could be cancelled in a number of ways, including withdrawn by debtor, rejected by creditors, deemed annulment or court

Find out what happens if your consumer proposal becomes deemed annulled and the options available.

Find out about the role of the Consumer Proposal Administrator and how they work with debtors and creditors.

Do I have to include all my creditors in a consumer proposal or can I pick and choose?

What happens to debt when you die in Canada? Will it go to my family? This article explores these questions and more concerns

A common worry before filing a consumer proposal is how it will affect my partner

Find out what life looks like after you complete your consumer proposal

What if your finances change after filing a consumer proposal? Learn more about your options

Find out whether it is possible to file multiple consumer proposals and what you need to know before doing so.

Consumer proposals can be a helpful debt relief option, but it's important to understand their downsides.

Learn what to expect when negotiating consumer proposals. Our article provides valuable insights and tips for a successful debt negotiation

Wondering if debt consolidation or a consumer proposal is the best option for you? Find out which option will help you become debt-free

Do you have joint debts with your partner? Find out if you could file a joint consumer proposal instead of an individual consumer proposal

Find out if you can pay off a consumer proposal early and what you need to know first

Learn how a consumer proposal affects your mortgage eligibility during and after filing a consumer proposal.

Explore the differences and similarities between consumer proposals and bankruptcy to determine which option is best for you

There are several factors to consider when deciding if a consumer proposal is the right choice for you:

There can be confusion on what debts can be included in a consumer proposal and bankruptcy. In general, all debts are included in a...

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