Whitby Consumer Proposals
400 Mary Street East,
Whitby, Ontario
L1N 2P8
Phone: 905‑721‑7506
Email: help@YanchDey.com
Hours
Monday to Friday
09:00 AM – 05:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday By Appointment
Evenings by appointment
400 Mary Street East,
Whitby, Ontario
L1N 2P8
Phone: 905‑721‑7506
Email: help@YanchDey.com
Hours
Monday to Friday
09:00 AM – 05:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday By Appointment
Evenings by appointment

Many people in Whitby choose a consumer proposal because it offers a clear, structured way to deal with rising debt, and it works whether you’re comparing the advantages, understanding whats the total cost, or exploring if you qualify for a proposal.
A proposal lets you reduce unsecured debt, stop collection calls immediately, and protect your wages, while still keeping important assets such as your home, car, and tools of the trade.
Across Whitby neighbourhoods—from Thickson Road to the 412 and surrounding Brooklin communities—residents appreciate that a consumer proposal replaces overwhelming bills with one affordable monthly payment.
It’s a trusted alternative to bankruptcy and works well for those dealing with
This option is popular because it provides real financial relief. Many local residents choose a proposal to:
These benefits provide long-term stability and make it easier for Whitby families to rebuild with confidence.
While we focus on consumer proposals as the most effective solution for Whitby residents, our Licensed Insolvency Trustees also assist with bankruptcy for clients who need it.
When you call our office we’ll go over your debts and explain whats involed and how to file a consumer proposal. Our trustees will explain the simple, government-regulated steps involved. Starting a proposal in Whitby is easier than many residents expect — there are no upfront fees, no court appearances, and no need to negotiate with creditors yourself. Everything is guided by our Insolvency Trustees from start to finish.
The timeline is for a consumer proposal is immediate, as soon as the proposal is filed collections stop. In most cases, interest ends immediately and collection agencies must stop calling the moment your proposal is filed.
Most people will qualify for a consumer proposal and all unsecured debt can be included in the proposal. When we start we’ll want to review your income, household budget, debts, assets, and any collections or lawsuits pending in the Whitby area. Once your situation is assessed, your Trustee prepares a fair, affordable monthly payments based on what you can afford.
To get started in Whitby, you just need to:
This makes starting a consumer proposal one of the most accessible, stress-free ways for Whitby residents to regain control of their finances. Our Trustees will do everything for the proposal, just give us a call and we’ll get started today!
The steps to file a proposal, are simple, regulated, and designed to give you immediate protection from creditors. The proposal consolidates your unsecured debts into one affordable monthly payment, stop interest instantly, and keep important assets such as your home, vehicle, and personal belongings.
As well, the advantage of a consumer proposal to other debt relief options is dramatically better. Once filed by your Licensed Insolvency Trustee, all collection calls, wage garnishments, and lawsuits stop under federal law, giving Whitby residents immediate breathing room from financial pressure with a fresh start.
One of the first things people ask is how are the payments in a consumer proposal calculated?
The monthly payment is based entirely on income, household needs, and what creditors would receive in bankruptcy. In most Whitby cases, monthly payments have been significantly lower than what residents previously paid on credit cards, lines of credit, tax debt, or payday loans.
People looking into the consumer proposal timeline also appreciate how predictable the process is. Once filed:
All unsecured debts are eligible for a consumer proposal, because proposals are designed to include almost all unsecured debts that residents in Whitby might struggle with. This includes credit cards, personal loans, lines of credit, overdrafts, payday loans, and tax debt—allowing you to consolidate everything into one affordable monthly payment.
You might be interested to know how proposals treat lines of credit, especially as variable interest rates continue to rise. Lines of credit are fully eligible for inclusion, and a consumer proposal replaces fluctuating payments with a single stable amount that doesn’t change over time.
The advantages of consumer proposals are, that so many types of debt can be combined into one plan. A proposal can include:
This broad coverage allows anyone in Whitby to simplify their finances and eliminate overwhelming debt with one predictable monthly payment.
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. A consumer proposal lets Whitby residents reduce unsecured debt, stop interest, and replace multiple bills with one affordable monthly payment.
Collections stop immediately once filed, giving you instant relief. For a full step-by-step guide, see how to file a consumer proposal.
A. You can include most unsecured debts such as credit cards, personal loans, lines of credit, payday loans, and tax debt.
Many Whitbyresidents use proposals to combine several debts into one predictable monthly payment. To see everything that qualifies, visit our debt eligibility page.
A. Yes. Once your proposal is filed, the federally regulated Stay of Proceedings forces all collectors to stop calling and ends wage garnishments immediately.
This includes credit card lenders, banks, payday lenders, and CRA. Learn more about this protection on our Stay of Proceedings page.
A. Yes, and many Oshawa residents do. CRA tax debt—whether from employment, self-employment, HST, or penalties—can be rolled into your proposal.
Once filed, CRA must stop all collection actions, including frozen bank accounts, garnishments, and interest charges. This makes consumer proposals one of the most effective solutions for tax-related stress in Durham Region.
A. Yes. Most homeowners qualify because a proposal protects your home and equity while helping you reduce debt to an affordable level.
Your monthly payment is based on your income and budget—not your home’s value. For a full explanation, see our qualification guide.
A. No. In a consumer proposal, Oshawa residents keep their home, vehicle, RRSPs, and personal belongings.
This is one of the biggest reasons people choose a proposal instead of bankruptcy. Your assets remain yours, and we design the proposal so that your monthly payment fits your budget without risking your housing or transportation.
A. Most people in Whitby complete their proposal in 3 to 5 years.
The exact length depends on the monthly payment amount you’re comfortable with. You can pay it off faster if your income increases or your situation improves—there are no early repayment penalties. Once completed, all remaining included debt is permanently erased.