by Prudent Financial Services | Apr 22, 2020 | Bankruptcy in Canada, Bankruptcy Loans, Credit After Bankruptcy, Loan with Bad Credit, Undischarged Bankruptcy Loan
Are you in the middle of a bankruptcy? This is what’s known as an “undischarged bankrupt” — you’ve filed for bankruptcy but haven’t yet finished paying it off. And you haven’t been released from your legal obligation to repay debts. When you’ve declared bankruptcy,...
by Prudent Financial Services | Mar 18, 2020 | Bankruptcy in Canada, Bankruptcy Loans, Buy a New Vehicle, Buying a Car, Buying a Used Car in Ontario, Car Loan Borrowing, Consumer Proposal, consumer Proposal in Ontario, Credit After Bankruptcy, Filed for Bankruptcy, Filing for Bankruptcy in Canada, Prudent Financial, Prudent Value Cars, Rebounding After a Consumer Proposal, Undischarged Bankruptcy Loan
Thinking about filing for a consumer proposal or bankruptcy? You might have a few questions. One of the questions we hear most frequently is “what happens to my vehicle?” Whether you’re considering filing for a consumer proposal or bankruptcy, your car could be...
by Prudent Financial Services | Sep 25, 2019 | Bad Credit Borrowing, Bankruptcy Loans, Borrow with Your Car, Borrow With Your Home, Car Title Loans, Consolidating Debt, Equity Loans, Getting a Loan with Bad Credit, Home Equity Loan, Home Equity Personal Loan, Personal Loan, Personal Loan Financing, Proposal Loans, Prudent Financial, Undischarged Bankruptcy Loan, Unsecured Home Loan
What exactly is an equity loan? You may have heard the term before, but we’re here to clear up any confusion. At its core, an equity loan means borrowing based on an asset that already own. One example is a home equity loan. When you take out a home equity personal...
by Prudent Financial Services | Mar 21, 2019 | Bad Credit Borrowing, Bankruptcy in Canada, Bankruptcy Loans, Buy a House after Bankruptcy, Credit After Bankruptcy, Credit Rebuilding, Filed for Bankruptcy, Filing for Bankruptcy in Canada, Loan After Bad Credit, Loan with Bad Credit, Undischarged Bankruptcy Loan, Videos
One of the most difficult things about filing for bankruptcy can be rebuilding credit after the fact. It can be harder to get approved for loans and credit cards – but these can be the very things that help raise your credit score. That’s why at Prudent Financial we...
by Prudent Financial Services | Feb 6, 2019 | Bankruptcy in Canada, Bankruptcy Loans, Credit After Bankruptcy, Filed for Bankruptcy, Filing for Bankruptcy in Canada, Rebuilding Credit, Secured Credit Card, Secured Credit Card to Rebuild Credit, Undischarged Bankruptcy Loan
Filing for bankruptcy can give you a clean financial slate by erasing debt, but it also leaves you with the worry of never having decent credit again. Fortunately, this doesn’t have to be the case. While an R9 score remains on your credit report for seven years after...
by Prudent Financial Services | Sep 19, 2018 | Bankruptcy in Canada, Bankruptcy Loans, Home Equity Financing, Mortgage Financing, Mortgage Refinancing, Undischarged Bankruptcy Loan
We are frequently asked this question: can I refinance my house after filing for bankruptcy or filing for a consumer proposal? Often, consumers are told by banks and other financial institutions that they can’t borrow money while in an undischarged bankruptcy or in a...
