Scarborough Consumer Proposal Office
1504 Markham Road
Scarborough, Ontario
M1B 2V9
Phone: 416-938-6733
Email: help@YanchDey.com
Hours
Monday to Friday
09:00 AM – 05:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday By Appointment
Evenings by appointment
1504 Markham Road
Scarborough, Ontario
M1B 2V9
Phone: 416-938-6733
Email: help@YanchDey.com
Hours
Monday to Friday
09:00 AM – 05:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday By Appointment
Evenings by appointment

Consumer proposals are the most popular debt relief option for people in Scarborough because, the proposal gets you out of debt without upfront costs to you.
Consumer proposals let you reduce debt by 70%, stop garnishments, stop interest payments, and keep all assets.
Scarborough residents choose consumer proposals because they:
With rising living costs, credit card balances, and tax debt, many people in Scarborough use consumer proposals as a safe, trusted way to regain control. Administered by our Licensed Insolvency Trustees, the process is regulated, transparent, and designed to give you a fresh financial start.
A consumer proposal gives Scarborough residents a safe, affordable way to settle unsecured debt for a fraction of what they owe. It’s a government-approved program that immediately stops interest, collection calls, lawsuits, and wage garnishments the moment it’s filed.
Most Toronto consumer proposals are accepted because creditors would rather receive a portion of the debt than continue collections.
The process is simple, stress-free, and designed to give you immediate relief while protecting your assets, your income, and your financial future.
A consumer proposal is one of the most effective debt relief solutions for people living in Scarborough because it lets you reduce your debt, protect your assets, and stop all interest immediately.
Scarborough residents choose consumer proposals because they:
These benefits make consumer proposals the most flexible and protective debt relief program available in Ontario.
A consumer proposal is a practical option for people in Scarborough who are juggling different kinds of unsecured debt and want one simplified, affordable solution.
Instead of dealing with multiple lenders, high interest rates, and constant collection pressure, your Scarborough Insolvency Trustee combines everything into one monthly payment that fits your income.
Oshawa residents typically include debts such as:
All of these debts are rolled into one interest-free payment that reflects what you can realistically afford. Our Scarborough team handles the entire process for you, making it easy to understand exactly what’s included and how much you’ll save.
Scarborough residents choose YanchDey & Associates because our local team makes the consumer proposal process clear, supportive, and affordable from start to finish.
With more than 25 years of experience helping people across the GTA, we understand the financial challenges unique to Scarborough — rising living costs, tax pressure, credit card dependence, and the stress of trying to stay ahead.
Working with our Scarborough office means you get:
We’ve helped hundreds of individuals and families in Scarborough regain control of their finances through consumer proposals that reduce debt and protect assets. Our team is committed to honest advice, personalized solutions, and a stress-free experience from the moment you call.
Kelly Dey Oshawa Insolvency Trustee
Your consultation with our Oshawa office is friendly, confidential, and completely free. We’ll review your situation, explain exactly how much you can save, and outline the payment that makes sense for your household. Most people feel relief after just one conversation.
Call our Oshawa office today at 905-721-7506 and take your first step toward becoming debt free.
A. Starting a consumer proposal in Scarborough is simple and fast.
You call and have a free consultation with our local Licensed Insolvency Trustee, who will review your income, expenses, and debts to determine what you can reasonably afford.
We then prepare the proposal, file it electronically, and notify your creditors immediately. Most Scarborough residents can start the process the same day they reach out, receiving instant protection from interest, collections, and legal action.
A. Yes. A consumer proposal stops all wage garnishments right away, regardless of where you work.
This includes employers such as Scarborough Town Centre retailers, TTC, Toronto District School Board, hospitals, construction companies, manufacturing plants, and public-sector organizations across Toronto. Once filed, we send notice directly to your payroll department so the garnishment is removed before your next pay.
A. Very often. Major creditors including CRA, banks, credit card companies, and finance lenders are highly familiar with consumer proposals and commonly approve them when the offer is fair.
Our Scarborough cases see strong acceptance rates because creditors prefer receiving a reasonable settlement rather than forcing bankruptcy or continuing collection efforts. If your payment fits your income, approval is likely.
A. Yes. Many Scarborough residents include CRA tax balances, penalties, and interest in their proposals.
Once filed, CRA must legally stop all collection activity—no more frozen bank accounts, wage garnishments, or accumulating interest. A consumer proposal is one of the most effective tools for resolving tax debt in the Toronto area.
A. Collection calls usually stop the same day your proposal is filed.
As soon as the process begins, collection agencies and creditors are legally required to stop calling, emailing, texting, or sending letters. Our Scarborough office sends immediate notifications to speed this up, and most clients feel relief within hours of filing.
A. No. In a consumer proposal, you keep your home, vehicle, RRSPs, and personal belongings.
This is one of the biggest advantages over bankruptcy. Most Scarborough clients own vehicles for commuting to work along the 401 or TTC stations, and many have family homes or condos—they remain fully protected in a proposal.
A. Most Scarborough residents complete their consumer proposal in 3 to 5 years.
The timeline depends on the monthly payment amount you choose. You’re also free to pay it off faster if your financial situation improves—there are no penalties for early repayment. Once finished, all included debts are permanently discharged.
