When It's All Too Much

There is a difference between being in debt and being insolvent. How do you know the difference? Join me as I chat with Taz Rajan, she’s an expert on consumer proposals. I worked with her in the mortgage industry many years ago, and she sheds light on an alternative to bankruptcy. (She works for Bromwich + Smith, who help clients in BC, Alberta and Ontario.) www.bromwichandsmith.com Erin is not compensated for this podcast. It is not an endorsement or ad, and simply offers this as part of financial education. _______________ **Get The Hell Out Of Debt book is available everywhere. Click HERE to order online. Join us in the online program Get the Hell Out of Debt here: www.getthehelloutofdebt.com Scroll down to apply for a Sponsorship Opportunity if $99 is currently out of your budget. _______________ Because economic conditions are always fluctuating, rates, costs, currencies and world events are subject to change. There may be a gap in what happens between the time this podcast is recorded and the time you listen to it. Please help us share financial literacy by rating, reviewing and sharing this podcast, so we can continue to reach the people who need us. Since this episode has aired, and the podcast has grown, we had to make the production decision to air commercials. You may hear us saying that the podcast is commercial-free, and we kept it that way as long as possible, but there was a point where financially it no longer made sense to do so. We thank you for your understanding and know that these advertisers will not take away from your enjoyment of the content, and the many other free resources we offer. If any of the links provided here receive affiliate commissions, it goes to support sponsoring people into the Get the Hell Out of Debt online program who otherwise could not attend. You are changing lives! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I Learned a Lot!

As always, I learn quite a bit by listening to these podcasts. Bankruptcy v insolvency? I know the difference now. Thank you for these lessons Erin.