Home / Blog / Debt, Financial Overheard in a recent conversation: “I’m so glad we learned about parallelograms in high school and nothing about income tax. That’s really coming in handy during this parallelogram season”. It’s spring which means it’s also tax season. You may be in the process of filing your tax returns or maybe you are ahead […]
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Home / Blog / Financial In general terms, a writ is a form of written command in the name of a court or other legal authority to act, or abstain from acting, in some way. In the world of financial debt, a writ is issued by a court after a creditor gets a judgment against
Home / Blog / Lien, Financial You are not in a happy place because its tax time once again. Not only do you have to get all of your information together for your 2015 tax return but in the back of your mind, you know that you still owe income taxes from prior years. You stopped opening any
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Home / Blog / Wages The good news is that private and government pensions, under the Ontario Pensions act, cannot be garnisheed by a normal creditor, such as a credit card company. You can only make garnishments under the Ontario Wages Act, and pensions aren’t work wages. The bad news is, there are exceptions to
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