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Bankruptcy in Regina, Saskatchewan allows you to protect certain assets from being liquidated. The list of permitted exemptions is below:

  • Household furniture and personal effects up to a value of $4500 per person.
  • Necessary clothing
  • Tools of the trade up to a value of $4500.
  • One motor vehicle of a reasonable value, if required for your trade, calling or profession
  • Equity in a principal residence up to $32000 per titleholder
  • Substantially all registered retirement plans. Certain life insurance policies.
  • The home quarter, if a farmer.

Exemptions differ throughout Canada, as they are regulated provincially, therefore it is important to discuss the exemptions with your bankruptcy trustee.

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