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A New Name – Licensed Insolvency Trustee
The bankruptcy and proposal business is going to have a new player - at least it will appear that way. Since 1920 Trustees have had the title “Trustee in Bankruptcy”. Effective April 1st, 2016, Trustees are going to have a new name. We will be called “Licensed Insolvency...
Bankruptcy vs Proposal
On October 21st Richard Killen spoke at a seminar given to employees of credit unions throughout Ontario. Titled Bankruptcy vs. Consumer Proposals...
Administrator’s Report
On October 21st Richard spoke at a seminar given to employees of credit unions throughout Ontario. Titled Bankruptcy/Consumer Proposals...
Why A Trustee Is Like A Bus Driver?
On October 21st Richard spoke at a seminar given to employees of credit unions throughout Ontario. Titled Bankruptcy/Consumer Proposals...
Walking In The Door
On October 21st Richard spoke at a seminar given to employees of credit unions throughout Ontario. Titled Bankruptcy/Consumer Proposals...
Verifying Statement of Affairs
On October 21st Richard spoke at a seminar given to employees of credit unions throughout Ontario. Titled Bankruptcy/Consumer Proposals...
Proposals Explained Pt 1
On October 21st Richard spoke at a seminar given to employees of credit unions throughout Ontario. Titled Bankruptcy/Consumer Proposals...
5 Keys to Securing your Financial Freedom
Financial freedom – that’s what everyone aims to attain at some point in life. We all dream of “getting there” financially, to live the rest of our life without financial fear or worry, a life where we don’t merely work to pay the bills and not have enough left over, but...
A consumer proposal and your home
The major difference between a consumer proposal and a bankruptcy in Toronto is what happens to people's assets, especially those who own their own home. Even when faced with the likelihood of having to do a bankruptcy or a consumer proposal, most people who own their own...
Licensed Insolvency Trustee vs bankruptcy lawyer?
In this video, Licensed Insolvency Trustee Richard Killen discusses the difference between a Licensed Insolvency Trustee and a bankruptcy lawyer...
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