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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.
Summer activities on a budget for every age
August 5, 2021
With summer vacation upon us, and with covid restrictions lifting across the country, we can finally think about leaving the house and looking for activities other than watching Netflix. Travel is still...
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Free Yourself from Financial Debts
July 27, 2021
If you were to google “Steps to Financial Freedom,” there is no shortage of experts’ suggestions, tips, Top 10 lists, publications and posts, outlining the best way to achieve financial freedom....
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Tax Debts in Bankruptcy
July 7, 2021
For one reason or another, most people who come to see me for advice seem to believe that tax debt will not be included in a bankruptcy. When I ask them why they have this preconception, most people simply say, that is what I was told.
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