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Bankruptcy Help For Everyday People
This last year has tested everyone’s mental health. If you’re finding yourself slipping deeper into debt, whether because your hours have been cut, you’ve lost your job and/or you’ve had to deal with medical bills, you may have become so focused on what you’re going...
Financing the purchase of a vehicle is sometimes necessary if you don't have the liquid capital to make such a big purchase. Other times, the financing terms can be attractive enough to justify leaving money in savings while buying your vehicle on credit....
Whether you had an unexpected illness that caused a lengthy hospital stay or broke your leg in an accident, it won’t take very long before the medical bills roll in. If you don’t have insurance, you’re probably facing a massive bill. What if you have insurance? Well,...
If your credit cards are overwhelming, you’re like one of many other Americans struggling with credit debt. According to some of the latest data, the average American has around $5,331 in credit card debt. Credit debt itself isn’t necessarily bad, but since around 55%...
Medical bills are often unexpected, and even with insurance, they can be thousands of dollars. You may have thought that your operation or emergency was covered, but when out-of-network providers participate in your care or an accident and injury happens out of state,...
