Informal Credit Card or Debt Arrangements

Informal Credit Card or Debt ArrangementsMarin was a single mother with two children.  She worked full time and had a personal loan for $12, 500 and a credit card with an outstanding balance of $17, 500.  Marin had a history of always paying the minimum monthly payment on her personal loan and credit card each month by its due date.

Due to a restructure at work, Marin was no longer able to work overtime. She needs a Informal Credit Card or Debt Arrangement.

The Problem: Due to the loss of overtime,  Marin was finding it increasingly difficult to pay the minimum monthly payment on both her personal loan and credit card.  She was falling behind with her repayments.

The Solution: Rumanek & Company contacted both of her creditors, explained her position and negotiated a workable solution.

With the assistance of Rumanek & Company, the banks (her creditors) agreed to provide Marin with a 3-month moratorium.  That meant that for an agreed 3 month period she was not required to make any monthly repayments towards her personal loan and credit card.  This 3 month moratorium provided Marin with enough time to find a part time job.

Marin found a part time job and recommenced her minimum monthly repayments to the banks.  She had avoided falling further into arrears and possibly having her credit rating affected. In short, once creditors are contacted and are informed of your financial position, many, when aware of genuine financial difficulties, will assist in a informal credit arrangement or a debt arrangements.

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Bankruptcy and My Job

Bankruptcy and My JobBankruptcy and my Job – Nothing happens to your job if you go bankrupt.

Bankruptcy does not prevent you from working. Normally, your employer is not provided your personal bankruptcy information, unless you owe them money. If you are being garnished, a bankruptcy or proposal will stop the garnishee, but your employer will find out you have filed for bankruptcy or proposal from the notice they receive to stop the garnishee. You are still required to file tax returns for any income received during bankruptcy.

There are certain professional licensing authorities that impose particular restrictions on members under bankruptcy. You should confirm with your licensing authority whether or not your bankruptcy affects your ability to practice your profession.

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Bankruptcy and Death

Bankruptcy and Death

Bankruptcy and Death

If my spouse passed away and left me the assets prior to my bankruptcy, what happens to those assets if I decide to declare bankruptcy?

In the event that a person receives an inheritance prior to or during bankruptcy, the assets would go to the Trustee for the benefit of the creditors. In this situation, it is important to discuss your options other than filing for bankruptcy.

 

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Will I lose my RESP if I file for bankruptcy?

Will I lose my RESP if I file for bankruptcy?Will I lose my RESP if I file for bankruptcy?

Yes. An RESP is an asset that can be cashed in to pay off debts to creditors. However, you can consider a consumer proposal as an alternative to bankruptcy. In this situation, you do not lose your RESP. It is important to research your options in order to make the best decision for you.

 

Contact Rumanek & Company Ltd. for more information on bankruptcy and debt solutions. Or please fill out the free bankruptcy evaluation form. To learn more please visit our YouTube Channel. Rumanek & Company have been helping individuals and families overcome debt for more than 25 years.