Bankruptcy Alberta

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    Possible Solutions

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• Communicate with creditors and explain your situation. Consider returning goods; try to negotiate smaller payments over a longer period of time.

  Sample Letters to Creditors No Ability to Pay - Short Term Situation No Ability to Pay - Permanent Some Ability to Pay Tips on Writing Your Letter Tips on Writing Your Letter to Creditors

• Talk to your bankers. Try to arrange a consolidation loan; the bank may charge a lower interest rate than credit cards or other financers and might accept lower periodic payments.
  
  

• Attend seminars on managing your finances presented by Money Mentors
  
  

• Check with your employer to see if there is an employee assistance plan available to provide counselling for financial management.
  
  

• Obtain credit counselling services from your local family or community association.
  
  

• Apply to Money Mentors for a Consolidation Order (Orderly Payment of Debts) allowing you to pay 100% of your debts over an extended period.
  
  

• Contact Alger & Associates Inc. to discuss whether you may be able to:

  a) make an informal arrangement or settlement with your creditors, or

  b) make a proposal under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act.

These options are NOT bankruptcy.
There is no charge for a consultation with us.

If none of these solutons will work, contact Alger & Associates Inc. for a free consultation to discuss whether personal bankruptcy is an option for you.

Our qualified Alberta bankruptcy trustess are familiar with all aspects of Canadian bankruptcy law. We currently have offices in Calgary, Red Deer, and Edmonton. We are sponsors of Alberta Bankruptcy.

Call now for a free consultation: 310-8888