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Can I open a new bank account while I am bankrupt in Nova Scotia?

 

Yes. As a matter of fact, it is strongly recommended that you open a new bank account before going bankrupt in Nova Scotia at a brand new bank. This will ensure that your old creditors will not try to take money out of your account.

A bank cannot refuse to open a bank account for you (unless they feel the account will be used for illegal purposes).

More information can be found on the Department of Justice Canada’s web site at http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/B-1.01/SOR-2003-184/17979.html

Even with these rules, some banks may be reluctant to permit you to open a new bank account once you are bankrupt. Open a new bank account before you go bankrupt in Nova Scotia, giving yourself ample time to have your payroll deposit and other items transferred to your new account before the bankruptcy starts.

 

 
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