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Victor Fong, CMA, CPA, LIT is Licensed Insolvency Trustee with several years of experience in all facets of insolvency, both personal and business. Victor currently focuses on bankruptcies, formal proposals and restructuring for consumer debtors. He also devotes considerable energies to debtor rehabilitation through credit and budget counselling. He is a frequent contributor to the blog Bankruptcy in Canada where he writes about personal bankruptcy in Canada and consumer proposals in Canada. You can find him on Google+, Twitter, and Facebook
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