I was interviewed a few weeks ago by Tom McFeat, a reporter with CBC News. His article about common myths about bankruptcy is at this link.

In the article the CBC explores the facts and myths behind the following questions many people have about filing bankruptcy to eliminate debt problems:

Will I lose everything if I file for bankruptcy?

Will my friends, family and employers find out I went bankrupt?

How many people in Canada actually file for bankruptcy?

What happens to my credit rating if I file for bankruptcy?

Does bankruptcy erase all of my debts?

How much does it cost to go bankrupt?

If I file bankruptcy, will I be ever be able to get a credit card or line of credit again?

What will happen to my spouse’s credit rating if I go bankrupt?

How serious is filing for bankruptcy?

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