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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.

A Smarter Way to Handle Student Loans in Canada: Repayment Assistance, Revised Terms, and Forgiveness

Pamela Meger, CIRP, LIT February 19, 2026 Are you struggling to pay off your student loans? Learn about the various government assistance programs including loan repayment, revised terms and forgiveness; what support is available right now and what changes might affect you.

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Financial Reset 2026: How Canadians Can Set Realistic Debt-Reduction Goals That Stick

Brandon Smith, CIRP, LIT January 12, 2026 As we step into 2026, learn how to build good financial habits and take proactive steps to build financial resilience and take advantage of future growth opportunities.

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Insolvency in 2025 and Building Financial Resilience in 2026

Kaitlin Verge, CIRP, LIT December 15, 2025 Learn how to build financial resilience and pay down your debt. Read tips for budgeting, saving, and healthy money habits.

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How Does a Consumer Proposal or Bankruptcy Affect Your Credit

Michael Comrie, CIRP, LIT November 26, 2025 Does bankruptcy hurt your credit? Read now and learn how filing bankruptcy or a consumer proposal affects your credit score and how to rebuild your credit faster.

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Cash Flow Management: Essential Tips for Small Business Owners

Rebecca Frederick, CIRP, LIT November 26, 2025 Learn about small business cash flow in this blog post. Practical cash flow management tips for small business owners, including debt management, and when to seek cash flow assistance.

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Small Business Owners: Warning Signs of Financial Distress

Sarah Maude-Daviau, CIRP, LIT November 24, 2025 Learn the warning signs that indicate you need financial advice for entrepreneurs and freelancers. Get expert guidance on business financial health from Licensed Insolvency Trustees.

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Talk Money: Build Financial Confidence with Kids and Teens

Stéphanie Leblond, CIRP, LIT November 21, 2025 Learn how to build financial confidence in children and teens with age-appropriate conversations. Read tips for budgeting, saving, and healthy money habits.

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Financial Planning and Budget Management for the Family

Kaitlin Verge, CIRP, LIT November 19, 2025 Learn essential financial planning for the family with practical budgeting tips. Build a family budget, create an emergency fund, and manage debt with expert financial advice.

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Couples and Money: How to Navigate Finances Together Successfully

Pierre Fortin, CIRP, LIT November 17, 2025 Couples and money are one of the most important topics you can discuss in your relationship. Read practical tips on discussing finances for couples in this talk money with CAIRP.

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Celebrating National Seniors Day: Honoring Wisdom and Planning for the Future

Pamela Meger, CIRP, LIT October 1, 2025 What causes financial issues for seniors? How can we help our relatives and older friends avoid financial troubles as they move into their retirement years?

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Dealing with Debt Collectors: Your Rights and Responsibilities

Collin Legall, CPA, CMA, CIRP, LIT September 23, 2025 Dealing with debt collectors can be an intimidating and stressful experience, but knowing your rights and responsibilities can make all the difference. Whether you’re an individual facing mounting bills...

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How to Avoid Debt Relapse: Tips for Long-Term Financial Health

Joel Grisé, CIRP, LIT August 5, 2025 Becoming debt-free is a huge milestone—but staying debt-free is where the real challenge begins. After helping thousands of individuals navigate their way out of debt, I’ve seen firsthand that long-term...

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