Jasmin is a Senior Vice-President overseeing the insolvency practice in Saskatchewan. She is committed to providing creative and practical debt solutions with empathy, understanding and professionalism to help people overcome their financial difficulties. Jasmin joined the insolvency industry in 2011 and has a broad range of financial recovery experience, mainly assisting individuals with finding debt solutions and getting a fresh financial start. Jasmin also has experience helping businesses with interim, private, and court-appointed receiverships, Division I proposals, assignments into bankruptcy and bankruptcy orders.

Jasmin began her career in public accounting in 2008, and has experience providing audit, accounting and financial advisory services to public and private companies in various sectors of the economy including mining, manufacturing, and not-for-profit agencies.

Jasmin understands that people who come to see her are often at the most difficult time in their lives. Listening to their specific story, witnessing their hope that things can and will get better and helping them start fresh is the most rewarding part of being a Licensed Insolvency Trustee, according to Jasmin.

Jasmin is on the CAIRP Consumer Committee and the CAIRP Professional Conduct Committee. She has authored various articles on the consumer insolvency process and is a frequent presenter on insolvency and financial wellness topics. Outside of work, Jasmin enjoys playing soccer and slo-pitch, being at the lake and spending time with her family.

Krystal understands that debt can be stressful. Her goal is to provide a compassionate and professional environment where people feel comfortable asking questions. Krystal helps individuals explore all available debt relief options and find the solution best suited for their situation. She negotiates with creditors and assists individuals through consumer proposals, bankruptcy and division one proposals. She also provides financial counselling to strengthen her clients’ budgeting and money management skills to help them prepare for life after insolvency. Krystal successfully completed the BIA Insolvency Counselling Qualification course and the Insolvency Administrator course. She has a diploma as an advanced Legal Administrative Assistant and is a Commissioner of Oaths in the Province of Saskatchewan.

Outside of work, Krystal enjoys being a soccer mom, gardening and spending time at the lake with family.