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How to Buy a House After Your Bankruptcy
There is a common misconception among American consumers that filing for bankruptcy will prevent them…
A common misconception about filing for bankruptcy is that it results in loss of all of your personal assets. In reality, some of your assets are…
Though retirement should be a period of financial stability for seniors, an increasing number of American retirees are faced with overwhelming debt.…
If you’re thinking about consulting a bankruptcy attorney, you likely have a lot of questions
regarding what may happen to your assets. Many…
Filing for bankruptcy is a significant event that will change your life in many ways. You’ll
receive financial counseling, which can help you…
For many people, overwhelming credit card debt played a significant role in their decision to file
for bankruptcy. Ironically, applying for a…
Occasionally, filing for bankruptcy is quite clearly the right solution. For example, if you’re
paying $3,000 to your creditors each month and…
In order to file for chapter 7 bankruptcy, you must meet the “means test.” This test
compares your income to that of median income statistics…
Building credit following bankruptcy is difficult, but it’s not impossible. Having a bankruptcy on your record means you will end up paying more to…
Unlike chapter 13 bankruptcy, chapter 7 bankruptcy does not involve filing a repayment plan. Instead, your bankruptcy trustee will gather and sell…