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Free help with debt in Toronto and Ontario For anyone who owes more than they can pay: credit cards, bills, loans or taxes.
Free, non-profit credit counselling: a counsellor looks at what you owe and helps you make a plan. Nothing here is a loan.
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Budget Planner (Financial Consumer Agency of Canada)A free online tool from the Government of Canada that helps you make a budget in three steps and gives you tips to improve your finances. 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 Managing debt (Financial Consumer Agency of Canada)The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada's pages on debt: ways to pay it down, how to find a reputable credit counsellor, debt management plans, and dealing with collection agencies When your debts get out of control (Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy)A Government of Canada guide to your options when debts get too big: talking to your creditors, credit counselling, a debt management plan, a consumer proposal or bankruptcy, and h Everything above is from their own websites, with the date we read each one. After you try one, tap It worked or No answer on its card. That is how this stays true for the next person.
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