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Doyle Salewski Supports Local Military Families with Donation to Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre
Home / Blog / Donations Ottawa, Ontario, February 26, 2019 – Doyle Salewski, a leading provider of financial consulting and restructuring services in Eastern Ontario and Western Québec, believes strongly in supporting the communities it serves. As credit counsellors and licensed insolvency trustee, the staff at Doyle Salewski understand that financial difficulties and debt
Avoiding the January credit hangover: tips to curb Holiday spending
Home / Blog / Savings, Financialby Marc Rouleau Time seems to fly at this time of year. One minute we are raking leaves, taking fall hikes, and enjoying the warm sun on our face and the next we are putting snow tires on the car, breaking out the toques, boots and
Can I file for bankruptcy in Canada if I’m living abroad?
Home / Blog / Bankruptcy, Financial Financial troubles don’t end at borders—or even oceans. If you’re a Canadian citizen no longer living in the country, and you still have debts in Canada that you are unable to pay, you may be wondering whether or not you can file for bankruptcy.
Get out of debt with help from a Licenced Insolvency Trustee
Home / Blog / Dept, Financial Falling into debt is more common than you’d think. According to the CBC, the average Canadian owes $22,000 in non-mortgage debt. What’s more, Canadians, on average, owe $1.67 for every dollar of income. The reason for this is fairly simple: while the average Canadian
Dealing with income tax debt
Home / Blog / Tax, Dept, Financial Question: It’s spring across Canada which also means it’s tax season. A deep “sigh” may be your initial response. You may be in the process of filing your tax returns or you may have already filed and received your 2016 tax assessment and
Why did CRA register a lien on my home?
Home / Blog / Lien, Financial by Marc Rouleau Arguably, April is not the happiest time of the year. Plenty of grey rainy days combined with the fact that the deadline for filing our 2016 tax returns is looming large. Some may still owe personal income tax from prior years or perhaps
