To file bankruptcy in the United States, you must first complete a debtor education course as part of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code requirements. The debtor education course teaches you how to be financially successful after your...
When you get behind in your bills and the debt collectors are calling, it can be stressful and sometimes embarrassing. Getting a call from a debt collector can also be annoying and frustrating. Knowing your consumer rights...
Limited or fixed income combined with rising costs of food, medical expenses, and living expenses leads to financial hardships for many seniors. Living off of small Social Security payments or survivor benefits, seniors often...
When filing for bankruptcy, you will need to know how to classify your debt. Each category is treated differently in bankruptcy. When you send your monthly payment to the trustee in your Chapter 13 bankruptcy case, the money...
When you file bankruptcy, most debts can be eliminated. Unsecured debts are usually eligible for discharge, credit cards, medical debt, utilities, payday loans, some taxes, and other loans that do not have collateral attached...
