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Reasons Your Chapter 7 Filing May Be Rejected

To decrease the risk of a rejection, simply hire a bankruptcy attorney Chapter 7 bankruptcy is actually one of the easiest bankruptcy filings to complete. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean your bankruptcy will go off without a hitch—especially if you try to...

Top Strategies for Getting Out of Credit Card Debt

Discover 5 possible options for eliminating credit card debt. Credit card debt can quickly become overwhelming due to the high interest rates involved. Fortunately, you do not have to just live with credit card debt forever. You can eliminate your debts with the right...

Tips for Getting Hired After Bankruptcy

A bankruptcy doesn’t have to ruin your job prospects if you follow these tips. The whole purpose of a personal bankruptcy is to provide you with a clean slate so you can start to rebuild your credit and get on the path to a better financial future. However, if you...

Obamacare and Personal Bankruptcy: Is There a Link?

Research suggests Obamacare could decrease bankruptcy filings based on medical debt. This summer, the Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, in an move that has many convinced the universal healthcare program is now here to stay....

What You Need to Know About Lien Stripping

Learn what kinds of liens can be removed by filing bankruptcy Filing for bankruptcy has the potential to reduce or even eliminate many kinds of debts. However, debts secured by a lien are not always included. Let’s take a look at the different types of bankruptcy that...

Student Loan Debt a Growing Problem for Retirees

Bankruptcy may help retirees manage debt more efficiently. Retirees might be the last age group you would imagine as saddled with student loan debt, but in reality education loan debt rates among retirees and soon-to-be retirees are growing. A tough economy has made...