Consumer Proposal Canada
A consumer proposal is the #1 alternative to personal bankruptcy in Canada
What is a consumer proposal?
Believe it or not, you can get out of debt in Canada without declaring personal bankruptcy or resorting to costly debt consolidation loans. The government of Canada offers a little-known debt-relief program, called a consumer proposal. A consumer proposal can reduce your debt by up to 80% through a negotiated settlement with your creditors without interest or penalties.
Only Licensed Insolvency Trustees (LIT) like us are federally regulated by the government to guide you through the process. We sincerely care about helping you.
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David explains the benefits of a consumer proposal
Our Canadian debt relief solution can help you reduce your debt by up to eighty percent. A consumer proposal is the #1 alternative to personal bankruptcy.
Only a licensed insolvency trustee in Canada can legally help you reach an agreement with your creditors.
Here's an example of how a Consumer Proposal works, Imagine you owe:
$100,000
Your Debts include:
- A line of credit of $50,000
- An old student loan with $20,000 remaining
- two credit cards hovering around $20,000
- And a payday loan of $10,000
Step 1: Book your free consultation
After we review your finances, we determined that given your monthly income you can’t possibly repay $100,000 but you could manage to repay $25,000 and still cover your rent or mortgage and other living expenses.
Step 2: We Speak to your creditors
Your Licensed Insolvency Trustee will then take care of all the formal paperwork and present your consumer proposal settlement of $25,000 to the creditors. Most creditors would rather receive a portion of what you owe, rather than have you declare personal bankruptcy where they receive much less, or possibly nothing.
Once your consumer proposal is accepted by your creditors, you will no longer receive harassing collection calls and all high interest charges will stop!
Your $100,000 debt is reduced to:
$25,000
Step 3: Start paying down your debt
Once your Consumer Proposal is accepted you will make one low monthly payment directly to David Sklar & Associates, consolidating all your debt, without interest and without penalties.
Payments are made monthly over a maximum of five years. You also have the option to repay the total amount at any time. We then disburse the funds to your creditors.
So... where did the rest of the debt go?
The truth of the matter is that the Canadian government would rather have you claim a consumer proposal than a bankruptcy, and your creditors would rather get 20% of your debt than nothing (which is what they would receive if you claimed bankruptcy).
The remaining debt is simply gone.
As long as a licensed insolvency trustee is managing your consumer proposal, there is no catch. As a Canadian citizen, this is yours to use.
Find out how much you can save with our
Consumer Proposal Debt Calculator
Use the slider below to tell us how much you owe and we will show you how much you can save!
*Do Not Include Mortgage or Car Loan Debt.
With a consumer proposal at 0% interest, you will only have to pay back:
$3,480/$58 per month
*This calculator is for demonstration purposes only. Your results may vary based on your unique financial situation.
Advantages of a Consumer Proposal
- Federally regulated by the Canadian government to help citizens avoid claiming bankruptcy. Learn more.
- Collection calls will stop immediately.
- You will pay back less than you owe. Often 70-80% less.
- Monthly payments are based on what you can afford.
- Payments can be spread out over a 5 years.
- Payments are interest-free and without penalty.
- David Sklar’s federally regulated fees are calculated into your monthly payments so there are no additional fees to worry about.
Consumer Proposal vs. Personal Bankruptcy
Filing a consumer proposal or declaring personal bankruptcy will help you to clear your debts and protect you from creditors but there are some important differences to be aware of.
One major advantage of a consumer proposal is that you will not lose any of your assets and you are not required to surrender anything.
Consumer Proposal
Personal Bankruptcy
Total debt must be less than $250,000
No limit to size of debt
Only available to individuals
Available to individuals or companies
You keep your Assets: Home, Car, RRSP’s, RESP’s, & Investments
Surrender your assets (Exemptions)
Keep Your Tax refund
Calendar year’s tax refunds go to creditors
Payments are structured based on what you can afford
Payments based on household income and value of assets
The payment is flexible you can pay everything immediately (lump sum), or stretch your payments over a maximum of 5 years the choice is yours
The payment is NOT flexible, first bankruptcy 9-21 months, second-time bankruptcy 24-36 months
Getting into debt is easy. Getting out is a different story.
But it's still possible!
Did you know there is a Debt Program federally regulated by the Canadian Government, designed to help citizens avoid claiming bankruptcy? This amazing program can only be administered by a Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT).
If you’re struggling to make your payments every month and creditors won’t stop calling, we can help.
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We are David Sklar
Our team of Licensed Insolvency Trustees in Ontario can help you get out of debt and in control of your own financial future. We’ve helped thousands of people and we can help you too.
We know this is stressful, but you're not alone.
It’s going to be okay.
Book your free consultation today. We’ll do the rest.
