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Should you file bankruptcy for your tax debts?
One of the most difficult things about being a self-employed entrepreneur is the debt that often comes with it. It can be hard to pay back tax debts, especially if the job market isn’t good and you can’t make your typical sales. Some business owners struggle and end...
Have you addressed these general consumer bankruptcy questions?
If you’re facing financial difficulties and concerned about the future, you may decide to learn more about consumer bankruptcy. Both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 can bring a variety of benefits to your life, all of which can help you get back on track. Before you file for...
Study: People spend more on credit cards
If you’re trying to decide how to save money making your next purchase, one thing to consider is using cash instead of a credit card. That simple change could make a massive difference, even if you’re already wondering what the difference could possibly be. On one...
Are you too young to file for bankruptcy?
It’s easy to believe that you’re too young for bankruptcy. After all, you haven’t even hit your stride in regard to your career. However, as long as you’re 18 or older, you have the legal right to file for bankruptcy. As a member of the younger generation, there are...
Bankruptcy filing may help struggling homeowners
Chapter 13 bankruptcy may serve as a resource for struggling homeowners who are unable to make their mortgage payments. Avoiding foreclosure is a serious concern for many families which is why they should be familiar with legal resources that may be able to help them...
What you may not know about Medical debt
Medical bills may be terribly complex. There are also misconceptions about medical expenses which may also appear as medical debt on your credit reports without your knowledge. Approximately 31.6 percent of Americans have collections accounts on their credit reports....
What is a Chapter 7 reaffirmation agreement?
Many young families that are facing financial hardship worry about their future. They might know that bankruptcy is an option that's available to them, but they often fear that pursuing bankruptcy will leave them with nothing. As a result, these families tend to work...
Chapter 13 bankruptcy: Debt limits and eligibility to file
When Oregon residents can no longer keep up with their debts and the harassing phone calls trying to collect never seem to stop, bankruptcy may be a worthwhile alternative. Knowing which chapter suits the individual’s needs can be confusing. This, combined with the...
How does the automatic stay work during the bankruptcy process?
The automatic stay can provide important relief for filers of bankruptcy that is ongoing during the bankruptcy process. It is essential for struggling consumers to understand how personal bankruptcy protections can help them enjoy debt relief overall and provide...
Reducing the impact a bankruptcy has on your credit score
When difficult financial times occur, it can shake your world. But when debt continues to grow and there is no means to address it, it can leave an individual feeling hopeless. While many seek to put off filing for bankruptcy because they are fearful of how it will...
