IRS Means Never Having to Say….

IRS Means Never Having to Say….Anything The IRS is not like most creditors. (Your probably knew that.)  The IRS in bankruptcy is not like most creditors in bankruptcy, either. Knowing what debts have been cleared (discharged) by your bankruptcy is easy for most debts. For credit cards, loans (including payday loans, who want you to […]

Cancel Student Loans In Bankruptcy? You May Not Qualify Forbes July 16, 2020

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Cancel Student Loans In Bankruptcy? You May Not Qualify
Zack Friedman

Can you discharge your student loans in bankruptcy? A new proposal says yes, but not everyone qualifies.

Here’s what you need to know.

The Eye of the Bankruptcy Storm New York Times July 17, 2020

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The Eye of the Bankruptcy Storm

Am I A Good Candidate for Bankruptcy?

Deciding on whether or not you should file for bankruptcy is a tough call. Some may even tell you to declare bankruptcy only as a last resort. But before giving in to the stigma, consider all possible angles in approaching your financial issues. 

Bankruptcy Exemptions in Texas

Bankruptcy exemptions help debtors keep some of their property from being seized by the court. In Texas, you may file for exemptions in your homestead, personal property, personal accounts, or vehicles. If you are married, additional exemptions apply. 

Bankruptcy Exemptions in Texas

Bankruptcy exemptions help debtors keep some of their property from being seized by the court. In Texas, you may file for exemptions in your homestead, personal property, personal accounts, or vehicles. If you are married, additional exemptions apply. 

Bankruptcy Exemptions in Texas

Bankruptcy exemptions help debtors keep some of their property from being seized by the court. In Texas, you may file for exemptions in your homestead, personal property, personal accounts, or vehicles. If you are married, additional exemptions apply. 

Bankruptcy Exemptions in Texas

Bankruptcy exemptions help debtors keep some of their property from being seized by the court. In Texas, you may file for exemptions in your homestead, personal property, personal accounts, or vehicles. If you are married, additional exemptions apply. 

‘I Can’t Keep Doing This:’ Small-Business Owners Are Giving Up New York Times July 13, 2020


More owners are permanently shutting their doors after new lockdown orders, realizing that there may be no end in sight to the crisis.

How to Rebuild Your Credit

ONE WAY TO REBUILD YOUR CREDIT
CREDIT BUILDER LOAN COULD HELP CONSUMERS BUILD OR REBUILD THEIR CREDIT

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