December 2013

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What Happens to RRSPs, RESPs & Pension Plans in Bankruptcy or a Consumer Proposal?

Home / Blog / RRSP, RESP, Pension Plan If you’re in financial trouble and considering either a consumer proposal or bankruptcy, you may be wondering what will happen to your RRSPs/RRIFs, your pension, and/or your RESPs. When it comes to insolvency law in Canada, each of these investments is treated differently, so let’s break it […]

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Income Tax Debt in a Bankruptcy or Consumer Proposal

Home / Blog / Debt, Bankruptcy, Consumer Proposal It’s not uncommon for people in financial difficulty to owe taxes to Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)—sometimes a significant amount of taxes. Many of these people are under the impression that nothing can be done about it, because tax debt is different from other debt and the CRA

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Doyle Salewski donates to The Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre

Doyle Salewski donates to The Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre

Home / Blog / Donations Doyle Salewski, in cooperation with Canada Company, generously donated $5000 to the Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre. The centre is committed to enriching the lives of individuals and families of the military community through positive action, education and support. Making the donation is Brian Doyle, President of Doyle Salewski. Accepting

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Student loans, bankruptcy, and consumer proposals

Home / Blog / Student Loans, Bankruptcy, Consumer Proposal When you declare bankruptcy or file a consumer proposal, most—but not all—of your debts are discharged at the end of your bankruptcy/consumer proposal term. This means your debts are forgiven (in bankruptcy) or considered paid in full (in a consumer proposal), and you’re no longer liable

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