Golding & Associates Ltd

03/06/2024

🌟 Navigating Through Financial Storms 🌟

Feeling like you're walking a tightrope with your finances? You're not alone. Recognizing the early signs of financial distress is the first step toward regaining control. Our latest blog post, "Financial Trouble: Recognizing the Signs and Seeking Professional Help," is your guide out of the financial maze!

🔍 We dive into the early warning signs that signal financial trouble - from living paycheque to paycheque, increasing debt loads, to the stress that comes with financial worries. It's crucial to catch these signs early and act promptly.

🤝 More importantly, we discuss how a Licensed Insolvency Trustee can be your ally in these challenging times. Whether it's assessing your financial situation, exploring alternatives to bankruptcy, or guiding you through the process of financial recovery, their expertise is invaluable.

💡 If you're feeling the weight of financial stress, remember, seeking help is a sign of strength. Our blog will not only help you recognize when to seek help but also illuminate the path to a brighter financial future.

👉 Dive into our blog for insights and guidance: https://www.debtandcreditsolutions.ca/financial-trouble.../

Together, let's turn financial distress into a journey towards financial resilience. 💼🌈

Recognize the early signs of financial trouble and learn when to seek help from a Licensed Insolvency Trustee. Navigate your way to financial recovery.

04/29/2022

Don't forget - Monday is the deadline to file your individual tax returns. Even if you owe money and don't have the means to pay it today, it is better to get the return filed to avoid late filing penalties on top of the balance owing.

04/27/2022

The biggest challenge for most people to deal with debt problems is taking the first step. The first step is reaching out to a debt professional for help on options. A Liscensed Insolvency Trustee helps people understand all of the options - not just bankruptcy. We are here to help.

03/19/2020

It is hard to remember with everything that is happening in the world right now, but things will get better.

03/18/2020

Golding & Associates will remain open, but we implementing changes to help do our part with reducing the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Our primary goal is to reduce traffic in our office – but to still be available to answer questions for those who need help.

We will be rescheduling counselling sessions that are currently scheduled in the coming weeks. If at that time we are still facing issues, we will look at videoconference or telephone counselling.

We are asking that you submit your income and expense statements via electronic means (email or fax) or mail instead of bringing it into the office. If this is not possible, please call us to discuss.

Please call us to discuss options if you normally bring payments into the office.

Telephone consultations and video calls are available for new consultations. We will meet with people in person,, but it will be by appointment only, Appointments will be staggered leaving long gaps to allow us adequate time to clean in between meetings and to avoid having multiple people in the office at the same time.

02/03/2020

Unfortunately we see the health consequences of low income and financial struggles on a regular basis.

People living in low-income neighbourhoods are at higher risk of dying from preventable diseases than people in more affluent circumstances. But it's reversible.

08/08/2019

Great news for some Chase credit card holders

American-owned Chase Bank has decided to forgive all outstanding debt owed by customers of its two Canadian credit cards that the bank retired last year. Affected customers can’t believe their luck.

06/13/2019

You can start on the path to a fresh start today or you can keep telling yourself you'll start tomorrow. Taking that first step is always the hardest part

Searching for debt solutions in Halifax & Kentville, Nova Scotia? Contact us to learn more about how Licensed Insolvency Trustees can help

06/05/2019

Many Nova Scotian’s struggle to meet basic living expenses. In this article it discusses how a family of 4 with the parents having minimum wage jobs would have a deficit of over $400 per month to meet basic living expenses.

Nineteen social advocacy groups have banded together to pressure Nova Scotia's Liberal government to replace "trickle-down economics" with measures to reduce rising poverty.

05/20/2019

The Nova Scotia Loan Forgiveness Program can eliminate all Nova Scotia debt for eligible borrowers who study at Nova Scotia universities.

03/20/2019

It's International Happiness Day and we're asking you what inspires you to think and feel positive ?

03/12/2019

Tips to save money 💡
Avoid convenience foods and fast food.

Instead of eating fast food or just nuking some prepackaged dinner when you get home, try making some simple and healthy replacements that you can take with you.
An hour’s worth of preparation one weekend can leave you with a ton of cheap and easy dinner and snack options for the following week.