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Economic hardships often create fertile ground for fraudsters and scammers looking to exploit vulnerable individuals. With financial stress and uncertainty, people are more likely to fall victim to various schemes promising quick solutions. Protecting yourself from fraud and scams requires vigilance, knowledge, and proactive measures.

There are those professionals that nobody wants to have to meet: the dentist, the doctor, the lawyer, the bailiff… and the trustee. However, you should know that all these people have the ability to help you solve your problems (health problems, legal problems, financial problems, etc.). Consulting a professional is always the right decision.

After being discharged from a bankruptcy or having completed a proposal, you will probably want to rebuild your credit. Your credit rating will have been affected, but it will only be temporary if you follow the tips outlined in this guide.

For the majority of consumers struggling with financial difficulties, it is unlikely that they share with friends and family their questions or fears about bankruptcy. In this article, we will shed light on the six common myths about bankruptcy.

Celebrating Christmas without breaking the bank account – is it actually possible? Pierre Roy & Associates, advisors in financial restructuring and bankruptcy trustees, propose a few tips to limit the consequences of the holiday season on your family budget. The multiplication of gifts offered, invitations that accumulate left and right, numerous trips made, the purchase of a new sports blazer for “Mr.” and the ravishing dress for “Ms.” inevitably entails additional pressure on the family budget.

In Canada and Quebec, one cannot improvise himself a bankruptcy trustee. In fact, the profession is highly regulated and to get a trustee license, a person must comply with many requirements.