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Good News for Students: Some Student Loan Borrowers Get Some Relief!
Starting in 2012, about 1.6 million student loan borrowers will be able to make smaller monthly payments, and make less of these payments before the remaining balances are forgiven. Continue reading
Buyer Beware: Avoid the “Presumption of Fraud” for Holiday Credit Card Use
Paying for the holidays with credit cards, even at a relatively modest amount, can mean that you will have to pay back those purchases if you file a bankruptcy. Continue reading
Buyer Beware! Pre-Holiday Warning about Credit Card Use for Gifts
Especially if you’re thinking about filing bankruptcy, resist the urge to rack up a big credit card bill for Christmas and other holiday gifts. Continue reading
Keep Your Ability to File Bankruptcy When You Want…
Sometimes the timing of your bankruptcy filing hardly matters, but other times it’s huge. Continue reading
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Tagged Chapter 13, Chapter 7, discharge, garnishment, judgment, property exemptions
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Beware of Judgments: Avoiding Judgments that Can Really Hurt You and Your Bankruptcy
Many judgments against you don’t matter once you file a bankruptcy. But certain ones are very dangerous. How can you tell the difference? Continue reading
Get the best “Fresh Start” in Bankruptcy for both your Assets AND Debts: Plan ahead!
Bankruptcy helps both sides of your balance sheet. Continue reading
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Tagged assets, discharge, keep vehicle, property exemption, save vehicle
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