Most people complain about all types of bills. Or they wish they had more income for vacations, clothes or fancy cars. However, there is a significant difference in wanting more money and needing more money. Because complaining about money is so generalized, most...
Chapter 13 bankruptcy
What to do while facing a foreclosure
Our homes are a safe place from the rest of the world. It's the place where: we finally relax at the end of a long day at work, raise our kids into mature adults or finally settle down after retirement. Our homes are a special place in our hearts. That's what makes...
Life after bankruptcy: what can filers expect?
Bankruptcy is intimidating for most participants, primarily due to the negative stigma surrounding bankruptcy claims. However, the financial option tends to be a fresh start for most filers and offers a new opportunity to reshape your future. It sounds like an...
Five tips to managing debt
Most people have some form of debt, whether it's medical bills, car loans, mortgages or student loans. And if you start accruing multiple types of debt, it becomes overwhelming for you and your bank account. Luckily, there are several ways to manage debt in a way that...
The fear of creditor harassment
Harassment in any form is a terrifying experience. Oftentimes, it leaves people uneasy and fearful of how they can move on from their harassers. It's particularly challenging when you are receiving harassment due to your debt. Many people who experience debt also...
Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 bankruptcy: What’s the difference?
When you are drowning in debt, getting constant harassing calls from creditors, you more than likely are tired of being stressed about your finances. You may be losing sleep at night, feeling like you’ll never escape this debt. You might be considering filing...
