Bankruptcy

If you’ve been taking out money for books or living expenses during college, then you may be in a position where you’re finding it hard to pay back what you owe. Most people work part-time when in school, and there’s no doubt that living expenses, especially on...

One of the hardest things about falling behind on your bills is the way that companies will aggressively pursue you for payment. Not only could it be embarrassing to receive brightly-colored envelopes in your mail warning you of a past-due balance or have your phone...

Regular “payday” loans have been illegal for a while now in Georgia, but that doesn’t mean that residents of this state are free from predatory lenders who have swooped in to replace them. We’re talking about lenders who market high-interest installment loans to folks...

Medical care in this country cost $3.6 trillion in 2018 with an average per person cost of $11,172. At least 26 percent and up to 62.1 percent of bankruptcies involved medical-related debt and this problem may have grown over the last few months. While bankruptcy may...

When people talk about bankruptcy, they sometimes makes it seem like there is only one kind that you can pursue. Interestingly enough, there are actually several forms of bankruptcy that may be able to help you. Two of the most commonly used are Chapter 7 and Chapter...

If you have struggled with credit card debt in the past, you may have used a balance transfer card to reduce your interest. If you were considering getting a new balance transfer card to help with current debts, you might be out of luck. The Wall Street Journal found...

As with many important decisions in life, there is no obvious warning that it's time to file for personal bankruptcy. As your debts pile up and you are struggling just to pay off the interest every month, you may be wondering if bankruptcy is the right move. After...