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Free Credit Consulting
Personalized Financial Assessment
Our experienced credit consultant will conduct a thorough review of your financial situation, including income, expenses, debts, and assets. This detailed assessment allows us to understand your unique circumstances and identify the best strategies to address your debt.
Budgeting and Money Management Education
Effective budgeting is crucial for financial stability. Our experienced credit consultant who will help you develop a realistic budget that aligns with your financial goals. We also provide ongoing education and resources to enhance your money management skills.
Debt Management Plans (DMPs)
If appropriate for your situation, we can help you establish a Debt Management Plan. A DMP consolidates your unsecured debts into one manageable monthly payment, often with reduced interest rates and waived fees. We work with your creditors through a licensed insolvency trustee.
Credit Report Review and Improvement Strategies
Understanding your credit report is essential for maintaining a healthy credit score. We offer a comprehensive review of your credit report, identify any errors or areas for improvement, and provide actionable steps to enhance your credit rating over time.
STEVE TALWAR
TRUSTED CREDIT CONSULTANT SINCE 2001
We help in your debt problems
At Goodbye Problems, we specialize in helping individuals and businesses overcome debt and achieve financial stability. Our professional debt consulting services simplify the financial process, providing clear strategies to reduce debt and restore financial confidence.
Why Choose Us for Filing Bankruptcy?
Expertise and Experience
Our certified credit counselors have extensive experience and knowledge in debt & financial planning.
Customized Solutions
We recognize that every financial situation is unique, and we tailor our services to meet your specific needs.
Confidential and Non-Judgmental Support
We offer a safe and confidential environment where you can discuss your financial challenges without fear of judgment.
Positive Impact on Credit Score
Through effective debt management and credit improvements overall credit scores over time.
Goodbye Problems — Credit Consulting FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What debts qualify for the free consultation?
Our free consultation covers all types of unsecured personal and business debt, including credit cards, bank loans and overdrafts, lines of credit, payday loans, student loans (minimum 7 years old), personal and business taxes, CEBA loans, and shortfalls on surrendered assets like a home or vehicle. If you're unsure whether your debt qualifies, call us — we'll tell you exactly where you stand at no cost.
How soon can I see credit improvements?
It depends on the solution we recommend. With a Consumer Proposal, your credit report is updated once your proposal is accepted and payments begin — typically within a few months. After you complete the proposal and fulfill its terms, the notation is removed from your credit bureau after 3 years. Active steps like eliminating collections, stopping interest accumulation, and reducing your total debt load all contribute to score recovery over time. Most clients begin seeing measurable progress within 12–24 months of starting a structured plan.
Is the consultation really free — are there any hidden fees?
Yes, completely free. There is no obligation, no upfront cost, and no pressure. We've been helping clients since 2001, and our first goal is always to make sure you understand your full range of options before making any decision.
Do I have to come into an office, or can I consult remotely?
We serve clients across the GTA, Edmonton, and Calgary, and consultations can be conducted by phone or in person at our Brampton head office. We work with your schedule and your comfort level.
Will my creditors be notified when I call for a consultation?
No. Your consultation is completely confidential. Nothing is filed, reported, or communicated to any creditor until you decide to move forward with a formal solution — and only then with your full knowledge and consent.
What's the difference between a Consumer Proposal and bankruptcy?
A Consumer Proposal lets you settle your debt for less than the full amount owed — often significantly less — while keeping your assets and avoiding bankruptcy on your record. Bankruptcy is a more serious legal step that may require surrendering certain assets. We walk you through both options so you can make the right choice for your situation.
I have both personal and business debt. Can you help with both?
Yes. Goodbye Problems handles both personal and business debt in a single consultation. Whether it's a CRA business tax balance, a CEBA loan, or a mix of personal credit cards and business lines of credit, we create a strategy that addresses the full picture.
Do you work with people who speak languages other than English?
Absolutely. Our team speaks Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Urdu, and English. You deserve to fully understand your options in the language you're most comfortable with.
Can student loans be included in my debt relief plan?
Student loans can be included if they are at least 7 years old from the date you stopped being a full- or part-time student. If yours don't yet meet that threshold, we can still build a plan around your other debts and help you manage the student loan separately.
What happens to my credit score if I file a Consumer Proposal?
A Consumer Proposal does appear on your credit report — it's listed as an R7 rating. However, for most clients already carrying heavy debt loads, this is actually the starting point of recovery, not a further setback. Once the proposal is completed and the 3-year post-completion period passes, it is removed from your bureau entirely.
How do I get started?
Call us directly — GTA: (905) 272-0090 | Calgary & Edmonton: (780) 210-2121 — or reach out through the contact form at goodbyeproblems.com. The first conversation costs you nothing and could change everything.
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