Articles from Consumer Help Central

Knowing what charge-off means can make debt resolution an easier process.
When you go past due on a debt, you the phone calls begin pleasantly enough. Customer service representatives try to gently move you to make a payment, almost apologetically so.
But within a few months of missing a payment, they start talking in ominous terms about charging off your account.

Death may be the end of the road for many, but if someone is in bankruptcy then the case can still go on.
What if your loved one has filed for bankruptcy and dies before the case is over?
Does the bankruptcy case disappear, or does it continue?
How does it affect the administration of the deceased person’s estate?
What if it’s a joint bankruptcy case – and the other person is still alive?
Nobody ever said death was easy …
If The Debtor Dies During Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Solving your debt problems can be as tough as a blind man trying to describe an elephant.
In the story of the blind men and the elephant, three blind men all come together to describe the animal.

We spend an awful lot of time with our mobile phones in our hand. At the same time, we don’t do much to keep our spending in line.
Thankfully, there are a host of free mobile apps to help you get your finances in order, save money, and do it all without putting down your phone.