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Being diagnosed with cancer can shake up a person’s whole world, as they are suddenly faced with a myriad of problems and worries. Unfortunately, for many cancer patients, they will also have to face financial strife as a result of their diagnosis. In fact,...
North Carolina has taken steps in recent years to pass legislation protecting consumers from certain actions by debt collectors. Those collection companies argued that tightening the restrictions on how they are able to collect debts would restrict your access to...
Many people with student loans in North Carolina may have heard about programs that can help them reduce their loan payments or consolidate their debt and thought that they sounded too good to be true. Such programs actually do exist and they are available for free...
Many people in North Carolina who are coming out of a bankruptcy may be worried that their credit is irreparable or that they may not qualify for a credit card because of their low credit score. It may be tempting after a bankruptcy to want to avoid using credit cards...
When people in North Carolina are faced with filing for bankruptcy, much of the focus is on numbers, paperwork and money. However, for many, bankruptcy also comes with unseen emotional trauma that can be harmful if not dealt with.According to The Simple Dollar, one...
