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Spring cleaning your small business May 12, 2021Is it time to spring clean your small business? Here are a few ‘duster’ tips to get your business into shape: 1. Get in the numbers habit There’s hundreds of reasons why you should
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Welcome to the official blog of the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals! We hope you will enjoy insightful and informative posts by our team of expert bloggers on a wide range of topics, including individual, small business and corporate insolvencies, budgeting, financial planning, credit rebuilding and other money management tips for anyone looking to live a debt free life.
Top 5 Financial Pitfalls for Seniors and Advice on How to Avoid Them
November 21, 2022
Increasingly seniors make up a greater percentage of debtors who find themselves in financial straights and in need of assistance from a Licensed Insolvency Trustee. These are the Top 5 financial pitfalls...
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Tips for Navigating Back-to-School Financial Stress
September 21, 2022
All across the country, students are starting a new school year this month. Smiling, eager teachers are greeting them at the doors. There’s no doubt, September is a time of exciting transitions for many—and...
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Mortgage 101
June 16, 2022
At the time of writing, the sale price of the average home in Canada is over $800,000 and well over $1 million in major urban centres like Toronto and Vancouver. Let’s face it, if you have made the decision...
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