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Canadian Debt Support works with leading debt partners and can help you understand debt solutions that may reduce unaffordable unsecured debt.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer. Once the team understands your situation, they explain the options available so you can choose what suits your personal circumstances.
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Select the debt type that feels most urgent, then take the free quiz. The first conversation is confidential and has no obligation.
Canadian Debt Support can discuss unsecured and arrears debt and explain when a professional debt partner may be able to help.
Your consultation focuses on what you owe, what you can afford and which next step could make the debt manageable.
Share the debts that are keeping you up at night, including credit cards, loans, tax arrears or payday lending.
An adviser listens first, then looks at income, repayments, assets and pressure from lenders.
You get plain-English guidance on options such as Consumer Proposals, consolidation or other repayment plans.
How you move forward is up to you. The aim is a manageable plan tailored to your financial situation.
The initial consultation is confidential, no obligation and focused on understanding your situation before any recommendation.
Where a formal solution could be suitable, Canadian Debt Support works with debt professionals who can explain the details.
The goal is a plan that feels manageable, whether that means consolidation, a Consumer Proposal or another route.
How we can help
Rising living costs, housing costs and interest rates can make repayment feel impossible. Canadian Debt Support helps you look at the tools available before the pressure grows.
The aim is simple: understand your options, reduce uncertainty and find a route that makes your debt manageable.
Depending on your circumstances, a formal solution such as a Consumer Proposal may ask lenders to accept a reduced repayment. Lenders may agree when it is a better outcome than receiving nothing, but the right option depends on your income, assets and debt profile.
Canadian Debt Support cannot stop collections before a solution is in place, but an adviser can review your situation and explain options that may stop lender contact once accepted.
The initial consultation is free. If you choose a formal debt solution, any fees or trustee costs should be explained before you decide how to move forward.
Many debt solutions are designed to help people keep essential assets, but bankruptcy and some formal options can affect property, vehicles or equity. The adviser will explain the trade-offs before you choose.
The consultation looks at what you can comfortably afford. Where suitable, a debt professional may recommend a plan built around a manageable monthly payment.
The service can discuss unsecured debts including credit cards, personal loans, payday loans, overdrafts, catalogue debts, property tax arrears, ICBC arrears and CRA arrears.
A Consumer Proposal is a formal offer to unsecured creditors, usually arranged through a Licensed Insolvency Trustee, to repay an agreed amount through one fixed monthly payment.
Debt consolidation combines multiple debts into one loan or repayment plan. It may reduce interest and simplify payments, but it still needs to fit your budget.
Book a free initial consultation and find out which debt options may be available for your circumstances.
