Write off up to 80% of your unaffordable debt
Don’t let your money worries cast a shadow over your life.
- Government-legislated support
- Write off a large percentage of unaffordable debts
- Repay in single, affordable monthly payments
- Pay zero up front fees, interest or charges
Safe, secure & confidential
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Benefits of a debt solution
Life Benefits
- No more borrowing from friends & family
- Stop the stress of bills you can’t pay
- Get rid of those Payday loans
- No running out of money so soon after pay day
Financial benefits
- One affordable low monthly repayment
- Freeze all interest and charges
- No upfront costs
- Stop nasty phone calls from creditors
What debts are you most concerned about?
What debt are you most concerned about?
What our customers are saying.
We’ve helped thousands of people, just like you, find a solution to their needs.
Three easy steps to solving your problem.
Getting your finances and your life back on track is easier than you think.
Fill out the form
Just answer a few simple questions and help us understand more about your situation and how we can help you.
Speak to our team
An experienced advisor will call your directly to find a little more about you and your circumstances.
You decide
We’ll discuss the options for you, based on what you can afford, and allow you to decide the best plan for you.
Let us help you deal with your debt with our confidential advice
We’ve helped thousands of people, just like you, write off unsecured debt they can’t afford and enjoy a life free of pressure and hassle from the people they owe money to.
You can write off most types of unsecured debt, including:
You can write off most types of unsecured debt, including:
- Utility bills
- Personal loans
- Gambling debt
- Student loans
- Credit cards
- Business loans
- Payday loans
- Overdrafts
Here’s an example of how we can help.
Let's say you owe...
CRA Debt
$13,020.92
Canadian Tire Card
$8,244.36
TD Bank Overdraft
$1,539.09
Utilities Arrears
$760.68
CashMoney Loan
$2,302.40
Student Debt
$3,923.50
Total amount owed:
$27,790.96
Customer monthly repayments before and after debt help
Monthly payments are based on individual financial circumstances
Consumer Proposal
A consumer proposal is a formal agreement between you and your creditors to repay a portion of your debts over time and write off the debts you can’t afford.
Bankruptcy
Personal bankruptcy is a legal process to obtain relief from unsecured debts while treating creditors equally and fairly.