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Is it time for us to meet?

If you’re thinking about booking an appointment, then you’ve already taken the first step by deciding you need help or advice with your personal or corporate debt. That’s often the most difficult step. We understand and we’re here to help.

The sooner we meet, the greater the likelihood of a positive outcome. Call our toll free number, call the number of the office closest to you, or send us an email by filling in the form below.

We’re looking forward to taking the stress off your shoulders and helping you live life again.

1.877.944.1177








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    Our Process

    You’ve made the difficult decision to explore personal or corporate debt restructuring and now you’re wondering, “What happens next?”

    First, let us say congratulations. It isn’t always easy deciding that you need assistance, but it’s more common than you know and the earlier you start, the better the chance for a positive outcome.

    Next, understand that we want to make the entire process as easy and positive as possible. We will never judge or pressure you; we are only here to help.

    Our process begins with information gathering. We have a responsibility to collect as many details about your financial situation as possible so we know exactly what we’re dealing with.

    After we have collected the information, our team, including a Licensed Insolvency Trustee, will determine the most advantageous option and present it to you, carefully explaining all of the pros and cons.

    After that, you are certainly welcome to take the information home and think about it to see if you have any further questions.

    When you make the decision to proceed, our experts do the heavy lifting and work with you, side by side, until the project is completed.

    Our process ends when your brighter days begin.

    Payment Calculator

    Easily Compare Payment Plans

    The payment calculator is a tool to provide you with a preliminary overview and comparison of the 5 different restructuring plans available for your consideration in determining the restructuring plan that is best for you. The 5 restructuring plans include maintaining regular monthly payments to creditors, consolidation loans, orderly payment of debts, consumer proposals and bankruptcy. The calculator is not comprehensive or exhaustive and is intended for demonstration and discussion purposes only. There are many additional factors and variables that require consideration that are beyond the scope and capabilities of the calculator.

    We invite you to contact our office to schedule your free, confidential, no obligation consultation to review your unique financial situation and to further evaluate the restructuring plan best suited to your unique financial situation to eliminate your debt and provide you with the fresh financial start you deserve.

    Enter values to review different payment plans.

    • Mandatory fields outlined in red.
    • Mouseover the “?” icon for descriptions.

    This calculator uses the following interest rates:

    • Regular repayment: 17%
    • Consolidation Loan: 12%
    • Orderly payments: 5%
    • Consumer proposal: 0%
    • Bankruptcy: 0%
    Total Regular Payments:

    Fill in form fields to see repayment options.

    Consolidation Loan:

    Fill in form fields to see repayment options.

    Orderly Payment of Debt:

    Fill in form fields to see repayment options.

    Consumer Proposal:

    Fill in form fields to see repayment options.

    Bankruptcy:

    Fill in form fields to see repayment options.

    Ask an Expert

    When Faber invites you to ask an expert, we’re talking about our Licensed Insolvency Trustees (LITs). LITs are qualified, federally regulated experts who are held to a high standard of professional conduct and code of ethics when providing services and performing their duties.

    LITs are the only professionals authorized to administer government-regulated insolvency proceedings that allow you to be discharged from your debt, such as consumer proposals and bankruptcies.

    When you seek advice from an LIT, whether in our offices or online, you can be confident that you are dealing with someone who has the knowledge, experience and skills to be granted a license from the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy.

    Any questions?


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      Student Loan Debt

      A post-secondary education is a valuable investment for your future that can provide more job opportunities and help to develop your career. However, many Canadians cannot afford to pay for schooling without the assistance of a government student loan.  With fluctuations in our economy, finding or maintaining employment in an area of your study can be challenging. Other factors such as illness or injury may also make it difficult to pay down your student loan.

      The Canada Revenue Agency (“CRA”) collects Canada Student Loans and may also collect Provincial Student Loans that are in arrears.  The CRA has very broad and extensive powers to recover amounts owed for unpaid student loans.  In addition to your credit rating being negatively affected or your student loan being assigned to a collection agency or your becoming ineligible for further student loans, the CRA may pursue the following collection activity:

      1.  Set-Off

      The CRA may set-off amounts owed to you by the federal government such as goods and services rebates or income tax refunds to pay amounts that you owe for a Student Loan.

      2.  Requirement to Pay or Garnishment

      A Requirement to Pay (“RTP”) or garnishment may be issued by the CRA to a third party (bank or employer) to garnishee your bank account, wages or other income such as commissions, bonuses or vacation pay.

      3.  Debt Certification with Federal Court of Canada

      The CRA may register your Student Loan debt with the Federal Court of Canada to obtain a certificate of the amount you owe.  The certificate is like a judgement which makes your student loan debt a public record.  The certificate enables the CRA to register your debt at Personal Property Registry, register a Writ against your residence, recreational property, investment property, car or recreational vehicle.

      4.  Seizing and Selling Assets

      Once the CRA registers your Student Loan debt with the Federal Court it has the power to seize and sell your assets such as your home, recreational property, investment property, car or recreational vehicle through a court enforcement officer.  The proceeds from the sale of your assets will be applied to your Canada Student Loan debt.

      If it has been more than seven (7) years since you last attended a post secondary institution your student loan will be included in a consumer proposal or personal bankruptcy debt restructuring plan.

      If it has been more than five (5) years and less than seven (7) years since you last attended a post secondary institution the Court will determine whether your student loan will be released in a consumer proposal or personal bankruptcy debt restructuring plan.

      If it has been less than five (5) years since you last attended a post secondary institution your student loan will survive a consumer proposal or personal bankruptcy debt restructuring plan.

      Student loan debt giving you a less than average grade?

      Don’t worry. Call us today to discuss your options in dealing with student loan debt and determine what debt restructuring plan is right for you.

      Thank you for everything you have done for me. You have helped me through a very difficult time in my life. I will be forever grateful.

      Rose

      Our Process

      You’ve made the difficult decision to explore personal or corporate debt restructuring and now you’re wondering, “What happens next?”

      First, let us say congratulations. It isn’t always easy deciding that you need assistance, but it’s more common than you know and the earlier you start, the better the chance for a positive outcome.

      Next, understand that we want to make the entire process as easy and positive as possible. We will never judge or pressure you; we are only here to help.

      Our process begins with information gathering. We have a responsibility to collect as many details about your financial situation as possible so we know exactly what we’re dealing with.

      After we have collected the information, our team, including a Licensed Insolvency Trustee, will determine the most advantageous option and present it to you, carefully explaining all of the pros and cons.

      After that, you are certainly welcome to take the information home and think about it to see if you have any further questions.

      When you make the decision to proceed, our experts do the heavy lifting and work with you, side by side, until the project is completed.

      Our process ends when your brighter days begin.

      Payment calculator

      Easily Compare Payment Plans

      The payment calculator is a tool to provide you with a preliminary overview and comparison of the 5 different restructuring plans available for your consideration in determining the restructuring plan that is best for you. The 5 restructuring plans include maintaining regular monthly payments to creditors, consolidation loans, orderly payment of debts, consumer proposals and bankruptcy. The calculator is not comprehensive or exhaustive and is intended for demonstration and discussion purposes only. There are many additional factors and variables that require consideration that are beyond the scope and capabilities of the calculator.

      We invite you to contact our office to schedule your free, confidential, no obligation consultation to review your unique financial situation and to further evaluate the restructuring plan best suited to your unique financial situation to eliminate your debt and provide you with the fresh financial start you deserve.

      Enter values to review different payment plans.

      • Mandatory fields outlined in red.
      • Mouseover the “?” icon for descriptions.

      This calculator uses the following interest rates:

      • Regular repayment: 17%
      • Consolidation Loan: 12%
      • Orderly payments: 5%
      • Consumer proposal: 0%
      • Bankruptcy: 0%

      Total Regular Payments:

      To see your debt repayment options please enter values in the form above.

      Consolidation Loan:

      To see your debt repayment options please enter values in the form above.

      Orderly Payment of Debt:

      To see your debt repayment options please enter values in the form above.

      Consumer Proposal:

      To see your debt repayment options please enter values in the form above.

      Bankruptcy:

      To see your debt repayment options please enter values in the form above.

      Ask an Expert

      Book an Appointment

      Is it time for us to meet?

      If you’re thinking about booking an appointment, then you’ve already taken the first step by deciding you need help or advice with your personal or corporate debt. That’s often the most difficult step. We understand and we’re here to help.

      The sooner we meet, the greater the likelihood of a positive outcome. Call our toll free number, call the number of the office closest to you, or send us an email by filling in the form below.

      We’re looking forward to taking the stress off your shoulders and helping you live life again.

      1.877.944.1177








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