On Behalf of developers | April 10, 2020 | Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
You never expected to be in the position you’re in today. You’ve always worked hard, and you had put away enough savings to take care of yourself for three months if you lost your job. You never thought that you’d lose your job and be unable to find a new one within that time. Unfortunately,… Continue reading Bankruptcy could help if you’ve lost your job...
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On Behalf of developers | April 3, 2020 | Debt Relief
It’s important that people aren’t in a position where they have to struggle when they don’t have to be. As someone who has been struggling financially, you know what it’s like to worry about where you’re getting your next paycheck or how you’re going to pay your bills. It’s easy for other people to tell… Continue reading Try these options to get out of debt and back on track...
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On Behalf of developers | March 31, 2020 | Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
As you review your finances, you may soon come to the conclusion that you’re facing a long uphill battle. Even with the best intentions, you may find it nearly impossible to make efficient progress in a timely manner. Should you find yourself in this position, Chapter 7 bankruptcy is well worth your consideration. Even if… Continue reading What can Chapter 7 bankruptcy do for you?...
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On Behalf of developers | March 27, 2020 | Debt Relief
Credit card debt is one of the biggest reasons that people turn to bankruptcy. This gives rise to the myth that credit cards are always a bad idea and that you should avoid them at all costs. That’s not always true. One of the best ways to build your credit back up after bankruptcy, for… Continue reading Tips for using credit cards properly...
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On Behalf of developers | March 25, 2020 | Debt Relief
Of all the different types of debt one can accumulate, medical debt is often the most troubling. Families worry about how they can get future medical care when they are already drowning in debt. When such debt is accompanied by other insurmountable bills, it can lead to crippling and indecisive behavior. Getting a handle on… Continue reading Getting a handle on your family’s medical debt...
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On Behalf of developers | March 18, 2020 | Medical Debt
If there is one thing that is true, it’s that a pandemic changes people’s lives. Coronavirus has turned America upside down, and the economic fallout could be substantial. People who perhaps never thought they’d need to have health insurance or to cover a severe injury at their age could find themselves with significant medical debt. There… Continue reading Debt and a pandemic: Everything is changing...
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On Behalf of developers | March 3, 2020 | Debt Relief
When you owe debts and aren’t paying on them, the creditor might opt to take you to court. One outcome of this is when the court issues a wage garnishment. This means that the creditor receives a court order to have a portion of your pay sent to them instead of it going to you.… Continue reading Know important garnishment points...
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On Behalf of developers | February 28, 2020 | Bankruptcy
With either Chapter 13 bankruptcy or Chapter 7, you want to create a budget for your post-bankruptcy life. It’s crucial with Chapter 13 since you have a repayment plan based on what you can afford. Even with Chapter 7, though, which gives you a fresh start and liquidates assets, you still want to create a… Continue reading Post-bankruptcy budgeting tips...
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On Behalf of developers | February 27, 2020 | Bankruptcy
A Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing enables you to have your debts wiped out without you having to make payments to the bankruptcy trustee to help pay them off. There are specific requirements for filing a Chapter 7, so it is imperative that anyone considering this option takes the time to ensure they have everything in order… Continue reading Know these Chapter 7 bankruptcy requirements...
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On Behalf of developers | February 27, 2020 | Bankruptcy
Divorce can be very damaging for your personal finances. First of all, you will have to split what you own with your former spouse. In some cases, you may also have to pay spousal support, also known as alimony, or child support. Beyond that, you could incur thousands of dollars and expenses through both court… Continue reading How bankruptcy can help people bounce back after divorce...
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