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Debt guide

BDO Debt Solutions

BDO is one of the largest Licensed Insolvency Trustee firms in Canada, helping individuals with consumer proposals and bankruptcies. This is a neutral overview of what they do and how to start.

Initial consultations are free, and trustee fees in a proposal are set by statute and paid from the process.

Get my free quoteRates as low as 6.93% APR for qualified applicants. All financing is subject to credit approval.

What BDO offers

  • Consumer proposals to reduce and restructure unsecured debt over up to five years.
  • Personal bankruptcies as a last resort.
  • Credit counselling and budget coaching.
  • Free initial consultations at offices across Canada.

How to get started

  • Book a free consultation at a local BDO office or by phone.
  • Bring a list of your debts, income, and monthly expenses.
  • The trustee explains your options and the projected payment.
  • You decide whether to file; there is no obligation at the consultation.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. The initial consultation is free. In a proposal, statutory trustee fees come out of the monthly payments.

See our BDO vs Farber and Grant Thornton comparisons. Meet with more than one trustee before deciding.

Sometimes. If a lower car payment frees enough cash to service unsecured debt, refinancing can help you avoid a proposal.

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You could save $1,000's in interest. It starts with one short application.

Free to apply, no obligation, and no credit check to complete your pre-qualification.

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*No credit check is required to complete the initial pre-qualification. This is not a loan approval or a guarantee of financing. Final approval, rates, terms and conditions are subject to lender requirements and may require a credit check.