Warning Signs of Financial Difficulty
- Spending more than 20% of net income on consumer debt repayment is a sign of financial difficulty. For example, if your take home pay is $1200.00 per month and you are paying more than $240.00 per month in debt repayment, you may be facing financial difficulty.
- Using Visa to pay Mastercard and Mastercard to pay Visa.
- Using credit card cash advances for day-to-day expenses and necessities.
- Only being able to pay minimum payments on credit card balances each month.
- Using paycheque advancing companies frequently (eg. Stop n' Cash, Money Mart)
- Having difficulty paying your monthly bills regularly and on time.
- Using overdraft most months.
- Charging more on your credit cards than you pay in minimum payments each month.
- Collection agencies are calling you.
- Your wages are being garnished.
- Ässets have been repossessed.
- Utilities have been cut off.
- You are being sued for your debts.
- You can't afford to repair/maintain your home.
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