Archive for November, 2011
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Kimberly
Chartered Accountant & Author, David Trahair, speaks with Studio 4 host ***** Kiefer about his new book: Crushing Debt: Why Canadians Should Drop Everything and Pay Off Debt. This book is about more than just personal debt and how to get out of it. It addresses the problem with government debt and bank debt around the world. www.trahair.com
Fermin Hogberg
Is dealing with debt draining your life? Explore your options for relief at the Law Offices Of Steven Jacobs. With six offices in the Bay Area, he offers expert advice and aggressive legal representation in bankruptcy cases. With free consultations, weekend appointments and easy payment plans, the Law Offices Of Steven Jacobs is your first step toward better financial footing. Visit us www.yellowpages.com
Bruna Carstens
Are you feeling overwhelmed by your debts but are scared to consider bankruptcy due to the negative things you have heard? Well, it’s not as bad as you think. This short animated video addresses in plain English the most common myths that we hear from people who are contemplating filing for personal bankruptcy to deal with their debts. Common myths include the following: • Everyone will know (fact: generally, only your trustee and your creditors find out) • You will lose everything (fact: most people keep all of their assets following bankruptcy) • Your credit will be destroyed forever (fact: it’s possible to re-establish credit within 2-3 years if you follow the right steps) • Meeting with a bankruptcy trustee is an intrusive and unpleasant process (fact: we treat everyone we meet with respect and dignity from the moment they walk in the door) Call 310-0911 or visit us online at www.sands-trustee.com to arrange for a free, confidential evaluation of your options. Sands & Associates is BC’s largest firm focused exclusively on helping individuals solve their financial problems. Our offices include: – Vancouver – Burnaby – Surrey – Richmond – Coquitlam (Tri-Cities) – Maple Ridge – Langley – Abbotsford – Chilliwack
Audry Fulton
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Nu Lookabaugh
Let’s look at why we have so much personal debt.
Sammie Baltazar
On Nov. 10th, over 35000 students took to the streets of Montreal to protest against tuition fee increases. The provincial government has decided to increase fees by 75 per cent over the next 5 years, adding over $1500 per year to a student\’s bill. As people become more and more concerned about levels of personal debt and job opportunities, students and their allies are calling on the government to focus on maintaining accessible education rather than increasing fees.
Sergio Winborn
Government’s responsibility is to create the environment to encourage prosperity. Previous policies of stimulation by more spending and lowered interest rates are not sustainable. People can eliminate personal debt through hard work and gain back personal prosperity. Regulations have chased away businesses and capital along with them. Once we create an environment that makes it possible to run businesses then they will not be able to hire people fast enough to fill all the jobs.
Colton Brancati
As the Occupy Wall Street movement gathers momentum, activists, union members and community groups continue to gather every day in downtown Manhattan, as well as in a growing number of cities across the United States. On Oct. 5, more than 10000 people marched in New York to express their anger at growing economic inequality, focused on the “one percent” who take home 24 percent of national income and own half of the country’s stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, but owe only five percent of the nation’s personal debt.
Kylie Marrapodi
Chartered Accountant & Author, David Trahair, speaks with Studio 4 host ***** Kiefer about his new book: Crushing Debt: Why Canadians Should Drop Everything and Pay Off Debt. This book is about more than just personal debt and how to get out of it. It addresses the problem with government debt and bank debt around the world. www.trahair.com
Kraig Darring













