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Mar212018

What is a Consumer Proposal and How Does It Work?

A consumer proposal is a legal arrangement between a person (referred to as a consumer debtor or simply a debtor) and their creditors in which the debtor pays back (often) only a portion of the amount that is owed to their creditors over an extended period of time (up to 60 months).  A consumer proposal […]

Mar72018

What is Personal Bankruptcy and How Does It Work?

Bankruptcy has a reputation as one of the “uncomfortable” subjects that people don’t often discuss, and it is perhaps for this reason that there is a lot of false information out there. Add the stress of dealing with aggressive creditors and unpaid bills and it is no surprise that many people in debt suffer in […]

Jan242018

What Is A Licensed Insolvency Trustee?

In April 2016 Canadian Bankruptcy Trustees were given a name change. The new name: Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) – a name that indicates that we do more than just help with bankruptcy, that we offer additional options. Prior to our name change we were known as Bankruptcy Trustees (or Trustee in Bankruptcy).  It is important […]

Jan172018

Welcome to the Chande & Company Blog

Helping people to resolve their debt problems is a top priority for Chande & Company. Our firm was founded by Licensed Insolvency Trustee Mihir (Mike) Chande in order to offer a more personalized approach to solving debt problems. Mike has combined insights from working in large firms with his experiences working in smaller practices.  We focus […]

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