At
the end of the consumer proposal, all debts are discharged, even if you have not repaid them in full.
Not exact matches
As
of the
end of July, there were nearly 123,000
consumer proposals and personal bankruptcies filed by Canadians this year, a decline
of 1.2 per cent from the same period last year.
→ In your
consumer proposal, you agree to pay $ 1 for every $ 10 owed, so your mortgage lender
ends up getting approximately $ 25,000 from you, meaning the lender now has a loss
of $ 225,000.
My
consumer proposal estimated our debt at around $ 33,000, which included an estimate
of what we'd
end up owing once our house sold.
I'm a Licensed Insolvency Trustee and my firm, Hoyes, Michalos & Associates does thousands
of consumer proposals and bankruptcies for people who turn to debt to make
ends meet and eventually found themselves in deeper trouble.
After making all payments as agreed, we will issue you a Certificate
of Completion that
ends the
Consumer Proposal process.
In the
end, Frank & Susan filed a
consumer proposal (owning their own home, and with both having a good pension the cost
of filing bankruptcy was too high) while Karen & Bill, with 3 dependents, found bankruptcy to be the better solution.
Doug Hoyes: Yeah and I think that's the key point because
of all the people who contact us, at most about a third
of them are going to
end up filing a
consumer proposal or a personal bankruptcy which means okay two thirds or more are going somewhere else.
Among other changes, the Board's
proposal would improve the disclosure
of the annual percentage rate on closed -
end mortgages and require lenders to show
consumers how much their monthly payments might increase for adjustable - rate mortgages.
Yes, might encounter major problems where the
consumer proposal is filed less than seven years from the date
of end of debtor?s education
A person making a
consumer proposal more than seven years after the
end of their education is entitled to an automatic discharge or forgiveness
of their student loan debt on the date they pay all monies owing under their
consumer proposal.
Most entities that provide student loans take the position that, where a person makes a
consumer proposal less than seven years from the date
of the
end of their education then their student loan indebtedness is unaffected by any potential discharge?which normally takes place on the date
of the last payment under the
consumer proposal.
If you filed for personal bankruptcy or made a
consumer proposal and you did so less than seven years after the
end of your post-secondary education then you are not entitled to an automatic discharge or forgiveness
of your student loan debts.
In fact,
of all the people who call us, only 1 in 5 will
end up filing bankruptcy or a
consumer proposal.
That's really where the similarities
end so give me a quick overview, give me the 10 second overview
of what a
consumer proposal is.
In the Bureau's 2012 RESPA Mortgage Servicing
Proposal, the Bureau proposed to limit the scope
of the servicing disclosure statement to closed -
end reverse mortgage transactions to conform § 1024.33 (a) to the comprehensive amendments to
consumer mortgage disclosures proposed by the Bureau in the TILA - RESPA
Proposal.
As noted in the
proposal, certain closed -
end consumer credit transactions are subject to the requirements
of proposed § 1026.19 (e) but do not fall within the Regulation X definition
of «federally related mortgage loan.»