Smythe Insolvency Inc.
1700 475 Howe Street V6C 2B3 Vancouver, BC, Canada

If you're struggling with debt, it can literally feel like you're carrying an extra 100lbs of weight with you everywhere you go. It's exhausting, it can hold you back from doing the things you love and it's just not sustainable. The good news is you don't have to carry that weight alone. Talk to an LIT about how you can let go of your debt and start living a life of financial freedom. #LITsCanHelp #FinancialFreedom #AdviceBySmythe

Wrapping paper. Ribbons and bows. Shipping costs. A higher hydro bill for those twinkling, bright lights! Unexpected expenses around the holidays can add up quickly. When you’re accounting for your budget this month, make sure to account for these extra costs. #HolidayBudget #DebtFreeHoliday #HolidaySpending

"Not only did Smythe Insolvency help my wife and I get out of debt, more importantly, they helped us deal with the underlying causes of our financial difficulties." - Eric L. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Once you make the decision to file for a consumer proposal or personal bankruptcy, the process is relatively simple. Where the real work comes in, is in the financial counseling sessions that follow. We encourage you to be hones...t and explore the underlying reasons why you found yourself in financial difficultly. There is no blame and no shame, it's just an opportunity to do things differently moving forward. Our experienced financial counselors will give you the tools, skills, and strategies to set you up for success! #FLM2020 #FinancialCounseling #FinancialLiteracy

Investing time and effort into improving your financial literacy empowers you to make the right financial decisions for yourself and your family. #FLM2020 #FinancialLiteracy #FinancialIQ

Set aside one minute each day to take a look at your financial transactions. Dedicating 60-seconds each day helps you identify any problems or inconsistencies immediately, keep track of goal progressand set your spending pace for the rest of the day! #FLM2020 #AdviceBySmythe #DailyMoneyMinute #Budget #FinancialTips

To truly change your financial situation, you need to put in the work. Learn how to create a budget, read tips on how to improve your credit score, learn the difference between good and bad debt, and get informed about your options. You don't have to struggle financially anymore. #FLM2020 #LITsCanHelp #Budget #DebtHelp (Check out our blog for some great tips on all of the above, and more! https://bit.ly/3nt1DW8 )

This year marks the 10th anniversary of Financial Literacy Month in Canada. FML's mission is to help strengthen the financial literacy of individuals and families to empower them to manage their money and debt wisely, save for the future and understand their financial rights and responsibilities. To kick the month off, we've put together some simple financial tips to help you do just that. Visit our blog to learn how you can be financially responsible (maybe even a little savvy!) in your day-to-day life. #FLM2020 #AdviceBySmythe #DebtHelp #FinancialTips

It’s Financial Literacy Month and there’s no better place to start than teaching the next generation. It’s important to talk openly with your children about money and even more important to get them involved. Let them sit with you while you pay your bills and plan out your monthly budget. They will learn that credit cards need to be paid and that saving is important. #FLM2020 #FinancialLiteracy #KidsAndMoney

The Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) has officially come to an end, but what about the people are still jobless, struggling and in need of financial support to help them get through the next phase of the pandemic? For answers to some of the most common questions we're getting about the transition from CERB to EI, click here: https://bit.ly/3dQsOqp

"The first step towards getting somewhere is to decide that you are not going to stay where you are." - Anonymous Make the decision that you're not going to stay stuck in your debt for even one more day. Reach out to a Licensed Insolvency Trustee now and take the first step towards getting the financial fresh start that you deserve. #DebtHelp #FreshStart #LITsCanHelp

A recent poll suggests that Gen Z are struggling the most financially throughout the pandemic. In Canada, the majority of the younger generation are on the brink (within $200 or less) of bankruptcy. If you're finding it difficult to manage your rent, car payments, credit cards and student loan debts, consider speaking to a Licensed Insolvency Trustee. We can help you make a plan and get through this. #LITsCanHelp #DebtSolutions #AdviceBySmythe

Taking positive steps now, like creating a budget, prioritizing bill payments, talking to your bank and adding to your emergency savings will go a long way in getting you through this crisis. A Licensed Insolvency Trustee can also walk you through your debt relief options to help you prepare for any post-CERB scenario. #CERB #Debt #Budget #DebtSolutions #DebtRelief #LITsCanHelp