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If you have been living with more debt than you can handle for some time, you may be feeling pretty stressed about it. That is entirely normal, but it is not healthy. Having to produce the money you do not have each month to pay bills you cannot afford to pay is...
If you decide to file for bankruptcy, there are a few things you’ll need to gather before you go to talk to your attorney. The more information you have at your first meeting, the easier it will be for your attorney to provide you with information on what to expect....
If you have more personal debt than you can afford, you might consider filing for bankruptcy. However, it is understandable if you feel a little worried about that. With all the misconceptions circulating around bankruptcy, it is no wonder that the thought of...
Your lender has informed you that they're thinking about starting the foreclosure process. Maybe you've gotten the first official notice – there are many pieces of paperwork that you should receive on a very specific timeline – or maybe you've just realized that...
Doctors have an easier time now than ever before of detecting cancer. Imaging tests, surgical biopsies and even genetic sequencing of cancerous tissue have increased the speed of diagnosis and the accuracy of results. Patients who discovered that they have cancer also...
Deciding to file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy often comes after a cold, hard reckoning of facts. You acknowledge that you may have bitten off more than you could chew, and you are now in a financially precarious situation with no better alternative. Still,...
Most American families use multiple kinds of credit to keep the household financially solvent. People finance big purchases, like vehicles and houses. They may also use credit cards to pay for costs that exceed their monthly budget, like unexpected vehicle repairs....
If you were ill and now have significant medical debt, you may be overwhelmed by the amount that you’re expected to pay. Realistically, medical debts add up quickly when you’re hospitalized, and those bills may be more than you’ll earn even if you work every day for...
People have false notions regarding consumer bankruptcy, the process and its aftermath. Before making your decision, familiarize yourself with some facts. The truth about bankruptcy may be very different from what you have previously heard or believed. Fallacies...
When you fall behind on paying your bills, it can quickly lead to an overwhelming accumulation of debt. Past-due balances, defaulted loans and missed payments are not only stressful, but they can also lead to other unpleasant consequences, such as debt collection...
