Debt: Most people have it, everyone fears it. Whether the debt is personal or business related, the threat of bankruptcy, foreclosure, tax liens and bank levies is enough to lose sleep over. With such a turbulent economy,...
The United States will feel deep reverberations from the housing and mortgages crisis for years to come. It’s not just the glut of houses on the market, but the new bad-credit borrowers—non-borrowers, rather—that mean...
The IRS is the most rigid lender you have. Unlike ‘optional debt,’ everyone must pay their dues to the IRS, and the IRS takes tax debt and delinquency very seriously. And they should—hundreds of millions of people...
When considering filing for bankruptcy, many married couples are stumped by the choice to file together or separately. The best choice varies by couple and can be influenced by factors such as how much community debt is...
Debt settlement is not a uniform process like bankruptcy. Instead, every lender will have different practices regarding delinquency and settlement. Lenders will not show enthusiasm to settle for so much as a penny less in...
