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How long does bankruptcy last in Ontario?
November 3rd, 2026
A first bankruptcy in Ontario usually lasts 9 months. If you have surplus income, it lasts 21 months. A secondWritten by: Joshua Harris
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How Rising Costs Are Reshaping the Financial Lives of Canadians: What Our 2026 Survey Revealed
May 7th, 2026
At Harris & Partners, we work with Canadians every day who are finding their way through financial challenges — fromWritten by: Joshua Harris
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Filing taxes during a Consumer Proposal or bankruptcy: Complete 2026 guide
March 30th, 2026
Filing taxes while in a consumer proposal or bankruptcy can be a confusing and stressful experience. However, it is important to understand that you are still required to file your taxes, even if you...Written by: Joshua Harris
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Nearly 9 in 10 Canadians feel trapped by rising living costs, a new survey shows
February 18th, 2026
Listen to the podcast If it feels like your money isn’t stretching as far as it used to, you’re notWritten by: Joshua Harris
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Illegal debt-relief ads are still targeting vulnerable Canadians. Here’s why that matters.
January 19th, 2026
If you’ve searched for debt help online, there’s a good chance you’ve seen ads promising fast relief, expert support, orWritten by: Joshua Harris
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Bankruptcy, sponsorship, and citizenship in Canada
January 5th, 2026
If you’re dealing with bankruptcy in Canada and worrying about how it could affect your immigration status, you’re not alone.Written by: Joshua Harris
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Consumer Proposal vs. informal debt settlement: Finding a way forward that actually fits
December 17th, 2025
If you’re here, chances are money has stopped being a background worry and started intruding on everything else. Sleep. Focus.Written by: Joshua Harris
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Harris & Partners Financial Resilience Index 2025: The Year Canadian Debt Stress Hit a Breaking Point
December 11th, 2025
If you can’t pay back your student loans, act quickly—look into repayment assistance programs, talk to your lender, and if needed, explore legal debt relief options like a consumer proposal or bankruptcy with the...Written by: Joshua Harris
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Does the CRA Accept Consumer Proposals in Canada?
November 20th, 2025
Quick answer: Yes, the CRA accepts consumer proposals in Canada when your offer meets their standards for repayment, compliance, andWritten by: Joshua Harris
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What happens if you miss a consumer proposal payment?
November 20th, 2025
Missing a consumer proposal payment puts your plan at risk, and falling three payments behind triggers an automatic annulment underWritten by: Joshua Harris
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How much do consumer proposals cost in Canada?
November 20th, 2025
If you can’t pay back your student loans, act quickly—look into repayment assistance programs, talk to your lender, and if needed, explore legal debt relief options like a consumer proposal or bankruptcy with the...Written by: Joshua Harris
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Bankruptcy or Consumer Proposal in Canada: Which is Right for You?
November 20th, 2025
If you can’t pay back your student loans, act quickly—look into repayment assistance programs, talk to your lender, and if needed, explore legal debt relief options like a consumer proposal or bankruptcy with the...Written by: Joshua Harris
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How to qualify for a consumer proposal in Canada (The full guide)
November 20th, 2025
If you can’t pay back your student loans, act quickly—look into repayment assistance programs, talk to your lender, and if needed, explore legal debt relief options like a consumer proposal or bankruptcy with the...Written by: Joshua Harris
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Christmas Spending Statistics 2025: Canadians brace for a budget-conscious holiday
November 10th, 2025
If you can’t pay back your student loans, act quickly—look into repayment assistance programs, talk to your lender, and if needed, explore legal debt relief options like a consumer proposal or bankruptcy with the...Written by: Joshua Harris
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How to get out of gambling debt in Canada
October 14th, 2025
If you can’t pay back your student loans, act quickly—look into repayment assistance programs, talk to your lender, and if needed, explore legal debt relief options like a consumer proposal or bankruptcy with the...Written by: Joshua Harris