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Ask the Expert: The homeowner’s debt dilemma — should you go Bankruptcy or Consumer Proposal?

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If you’re a homeowner facing the crushing weight of debt, you’re probably aware the two most dramatic debt resolution solutions: Bankruptcy and Consumer Proposal (CP).

A Consumer Proposal is often recommended because it is seen as gentler and less damaging than bankruptcy. But for an overwhelmed homeowner, often the last thing you need is a gentle breeze. Instead, sometimes the “nuclear option” of bankruptcy can be the smarter, faster and more decisive action plan to protect your financial future.

Here’s my take, focusing on what matters most: your home, your mortgage, and your future buying power. Continue Reading…

I hope you will enjoy this article and if you have any questions or would like to discuss I am always available.

Your best interest is my only interest. I reply to all questions and I welcome your comments. Like this article? Share with a friend.

Steve Garganis: 416-224-0114; steve@canadamortgagenews.

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