Murphy & Associates
15225 104 Ave # 410 V3R 6Y8 Surrey, BC, Canada

A national accounting firm recently completed a survey of the finances of Canadian Families. The survey concluded that 4 out of 5 families have $200.00 or less after paying ongoing monthly bills. Obviously no funds are available for emergencies, unexpected expenses, child education and retirement. If you would like to look at reducing your debts consider a consumer proposal. Contact us for further infornmation.

Debt problems can happen to anybody. If you would like to review your finances and related debts contact us for a free consultation. In most cases with a consumer proposal you can reduce your debts by up to 70%.

Seniors are getting into debt trouble in multiple ways. 1. Funding multiple generations' lives (& underestimating cost & fixed income limitations.) 2. Income tax issues (not paying taxes when pensions are being paid in gross, not net.)

You can put your mortgage into a proposal if you give up your house, but you can't keep it, too, folks.

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