When it comes to tax debt, you have several avenues of recourse the IRS makes available to you as a debtor. Debt negotiation is never pleasant, and bankruptcy is almost exclusively the only option that will result in...
Foreclosure is a very real and very scary word bouncing around news outlets today. As a mortgage holder, you want to practice good money management practices to avoid foreclosure on your home at all costs. Protecting your...
As the modern Greek financial drama unfolds before the world’s eyes, many Americans are viewing the economic situation with rather passive alarm. What should be extraordinary and shocking receives little conversational...
You may be surprised to know that some of the loans you currently hold could be good candidates to consider for loan modification. Loan modification occurs when both the lender and the individual receiving the loan agree to...
Students or prospective students often want to know if they can still secure student loans after filing for bankruptcy. Student loans are guaranteed loans. This means that the U.S. government has promised lenders that the...
