Tell me about Consumer proposals explained (Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy)
Consumer proposals explained (Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy)
The Government of Canada's plain explanation of a consumer proposal: an offer to pay creditors part of what you owe, or over more time, for up to five years, arranged by a Licensed Insolvency Trustee. Open to people with debts up to $250,000, not counting a mortgage on your home.
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- For whomAnyone in Canada thinking about a consumer proposal.
- CostFree
- LanguagesEnglish, French
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