You want to know what it costs to file bankruptcy?
Can’t find a straight answer?
That’s because the answer can get very confusing. Lots of websites on the Internet have information about the “cost of bankruptcy”, including ours.
The area of the “cost of bankruptcy” that gets most confusing is the part that is referred to as Surplus Income.
Up to now, no-one has been able to give you a calculator that shows you how much surplus income you may have to pay during a bankruptcy.
We’ve created an Internet first. The best calculator available anywhere on the Internet for you to use that will show you how surplus income is calculated and more importantly, it will show you what you’d be required to pay.
Answer the simple questions, on The Surplus Income Calculator and fill in the numbers and the result will be displayed instantly for you.
If the surplus income required appears like it would be a payment you would struggle to make, a better solution for you might be to file a Consumer Proposal instead of a bankruptcy. In a Consumer Proposal, you can potentially pay less per month, but over a longer period of time.
Always talk to a trustee first before deciding what option is best for you to deal with your debt.





