Episode 30
This week’s episode of Mostly Money, Mostly Canadian is now available on iTunes (You have to click through to “view in iTunes”). You can also just use the embedded player or MP3 download down below to listen to it right away (you must be on this website to see it).
This week:
- Richard Cooper, the CEO of TotalDebtFreedom.ca, joins us this week to provide the lay of the land on getting rid of onerous debt. There are some important differences between credit counselling and debt settlement that consumers should be aware of. Richard also discusses his book “Enough is Enough: The DIY Debt Settlement Guide Your Creditors Don’t Want You To Know About“.
- You can follow him on Twitter at: @Rich_Cooper
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Hey Preet,
You once were contracted with Investors Group…why did you leave them? Same with Scotia. Im a consultant with IG and am just curious.
Hi Basit – that’s a long answer. Having been originally trained as a neuroscientist and then promptly enrolling in an auto-racing school before getting into the financial services, I’ve never been one to stay in one place too long. Everyone’s path through the financial services is different.
I think debt settlement is a good idea or probably debt consolidation. However, they both provide different benefits and offer a couple of disadvantages as well. You are looking at relief on your debts so both of them can be a great option.