Hello, I'm Frank!

I'm a Licensed Insolvency Trustee offering debt solutions to individuals across Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, and the territories.

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About me

As a Licensed Insolvency Trustee with more than 30 years of experience, I've developed the expertise needed to tackle even the most complex insolvency or restructuring situations. I'm committed to helping my clients overcome their debt, by providing them with practical financial solutions.

I'm passionate about promoting financial literacy and frequently present on the topic to professional groups, financial institutions, and business associations. I'm also a volunteer on various committees of CAIRP (Canadian Association of Insolvency Restructuring Professionals) and volunteer at the Marda Loop Community Association in Calgary.

When I'm not working, I enjoy fishing, traveling, and spending time with my family and friends.

Two photos of our Licensed Insolvency Trustee, Frank. The image on the left shows Frank standing in the grass next to a body of water fishing. The image on the right shows Frank standing in water holding a fish that he has caught.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A), Accounting and Computer Science
Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA)
Chartered Insolvency and Restructuring Professional (CIRP)
Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT)

How Frank has helped:

Very comfortable and professional.

I was nervous and ashamed when I first contacted them regarding a consumer proposal because it was embarrassing for me. The whole process from first consultation to the end was very comfortable and professional. They made me feel like a regular person the whole time and explained to me the process. Definitely recommend to anybody.

— Anonymous (Edmonton, AB)

I can see the light!

We are so grateful with Grant Thornton for providing us with professional guidance throughout this tough process. I would highly recommend this company to people like us, under huge stress due to financial problems. I can see the light once more!

— Francisco C. (Calgary, AB)

They really did save my life!

I didn’t think I had a way out. A friend told me about Grant Thornton so I booked a consult, with pretty much no hope anything could be done to “save” me. Well, to my surprise, they said they could help! After a very nice phone consultation I actually had answers and real HOPE! Now it’s not even two weeks later and my consumer proposal has been filed. I can once again breathe!! They really did save my life.

— Megan S. (Edmonton, AB)

I am so thankful for Grant Thornton.

I had worked hard to establish myself in life, and in less than one year, I lost everything except my house. I couldn't do anything to get myself out of where I had landed. In 2017, I spoke to the people at Grant Thornton and they showed me a better way to fix my situation than a second bankruptcy. They helped me file and get through a Consumer Proposal, and they never once looked down at me, or treated me like I was a deadbeat. They understood that life can change in the blink of an eye, and they helped me get through every step of the process and complete everything. I have been cleared for over a year now and have fully restored my credit rating and re-established my credit. I have done this in a much better way than I used to, and I am so thankful for Grant Thornton.

— Elizabeth H. (Calgary, AB)

It was the BEST decision I could have made!

Absolutely great company. I recently did a consumer proposal, and it was the BEST decision I could have made for myself and my family. It's hard for families these days, and debt shouldn't bring you down! Give these guys a call if you're struggling as well!

— Josh E. (Edmonton, AB)

Learn from Frank - check out these helpful articles he's written:

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How does car repossession work and how can I avoid it?

Car loans are a significant part of household debt. If you don’t own a home, your vehicle may be your most valuable asset. We've put together answers to the most common questions about car repossession in Canada to help you understand what to expect and what you can do to avoid it.

Should I use a HELOC to pay down debt?

As you pay down your mortgage, the equity tied in your home can be an appealing asset to manage financial stress. A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) lets you use the equity in your home to cover large expenses or pay off debt, but is it worth the risk?

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Saving for a rainy day: How to start an emergency fund

We've all been told to save for a "rainy day", but many Canadians won’t have money left over at the end of today. In 2024, 66% of Canadians had to cut back on saving to cover the high cost of living. So, if that’s the reality, why should Canadian's set money aside for a rainy day when they’re still in the middle of the storm?

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Do I get paid while on strike? And other financial concerns

From negotiations to the picket line, a strike makes your day-to-day schedule—and your finances—unpredictable. Whether you’re part of a public service, private, or trade union, we’ve addressed four common financial concerns you might have while on strike.

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What is a student line of credit?

Student loans don't always cover the entire cost of advanced degrees like law school, medical school, or veterinary college. While student lines of credit may provide students with the financial support required to complete thes professional degrees, this type of debt has unique risks compared to government student loans.

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Six ways to make your mortgage payment more affordable

Are you worried about an upcoming mortgage renewal? You’re not alone. Interest rates in Canada are significantly higher than 2020 and expected to remain so, meaning homeowners with mortgage renewals could see their monthly payments increase by $400+. If you’re struggling to afford your mortgage payments, you should look into the following six options:

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