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Bankruptcy Help For Everyday People
The aftermath of a bankruptcy filing (and discharge) is filled with uncertainty for many. For example, you might feel relieved about addressing your debt and a little anxious about your future at the same time. This blog offers features, tips and guidance for life...
The Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona, recently stated that the companies issuing student loans are "ready to apply" President Biden’s proposed debt relief. However, the 8th Circuit Court issued a temporary stay that holds the student loan forgiveness of as much...
Bankruptcy is many people's last resort for managing their debts. When filing for bankruptcy, people have several options. The majority of people choose either a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. If you don’t know what a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy is, you...
Dealing with creditors’ calls and intimidations can be frightening and stressful, to say the least. If you are struggling with debt, one of the options you can consider is filing for bankruptcy. However, it is important to understand that bankruptcy is a legal...
If you are struggling to pay your bills, have had an unexpected life event or are overwhelmed by debt, then you need to consider seeking a fresh financial start. One debt relief option you can consider is declaring bankruptcy. People declare bankruptcy for a variety...
Your credit score can affect almost every part of your life. You will pay more in interest on a mortgage when you have a bad credit score and also more for car insurance. You may have a harder time getting well-paid positions at companies or qualifying for a promotion...
If you fall on hard times financially, it can be difficult knowing what to do for the best. Bankruptcy is one possible option but it’s a major decision that requires careful consideration. It’s important that those thinking about this financial route are offered...
Filing bankruptcy is often described as a “fresh financial start,” and that’s mostly true – but not every debt is treated the same way. When your bankruptcy case is finalized, you receive a discharge, relieving you of the remaining debt you owe to certain creditors....
After you miss a few mortgage payments, your lender decides to foreclose on the property. You mentioned the dilemma to a friend, and they tell you that all you need to do is declare bankruptcy. If you do, then the lender can't move forward with the foreclosure and you...
Many people fear what others will think if they file for bankruptcy. Of particular concern is what current or future employers might think. For most people, that worry is a non-starter. If you can still lug bricks around the construction site or inspire children to...
