UncategorizedLicensed Insolvency Toronto

Kunjar was recently in the Toronto Star.

A wave of insolvencies is expected to sweep GTA households as debt loads worsened by the pandemic tighten their chokehold on personal finances.

Toronto insolvency veteran Kunjar Sharma has already started hiring and training more staff to handle the flood.

Amid the impending surge in insolvencies, Kunjar Sharma, a renowned Toronto insolvency veteran, is proactively expanding his team to manage the upcoming influx. His firm, Kunjar Sharma & Associates Inc., offers comprehensive Personal Bankruptcy services in Toronto, providing tailored solutions such as Consumer Proposals as an alternative to full bankruptcy, helping individuals regain control over their financial obligations. In addition to other services, Kunjar Sharma & Associates Inc. also offers Credit Counselling Services in Toronto to guide individuals toward better financial management.

Recognizing the challenges faced by both individuals and businesses alike, Kunjar Sharma & Associates Inc. has also incorporated a Corporate Proposal service, aimed at providing businesses with a structured approach to address their financial challenges without resorting to bankruptcy.

A wave of insolvencies is expected to sweep GTA households as debt loads worsened by the pandemic tighten their chokehold on personal finances.

Toronto insolvency veteran Kunjar Sharma has already started hiring and training more staff to handle the flood.

“There’s no doubt in my mind that both personal and business/corporate bankruptcies will be on the rise after summer. I think it is going to be pretty significant,” says Sharma, a licensed insolvency trustee who founded Kunjar Sharma & Associates Inc. 42 years ago.

With the anticipated surge in bankruptcies, Toronto insolvency veteran Kunjar Sharma has already started hiring and training more staff to handle the flood, including assisting individuals with Consumer Proposals as an alternative option to manage their debts and avoid full bankruptcy.

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