Can Debt Collectors Contact You At Work?
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), “debt collectors can call you, or send letters, emails, or text messages to collect a debt.” Put simply, these collectors have no shortage...
When Credit Card Debt is Anything but Merry and Bright
Holiday spending often causes concern for individuals and families alike, as their average monthly spending increases substantially in comparison to most other months throughout the year. Specifically, in terms of...
Facing the Finances of COVID-19 Part 2: What Comes After Relief Ends?
While financial assistance for renters — involving eviction mitigation, specifically — has recently remained a focal point in terms of COVID-19 relief, it may be easy for some to overlook...
Facing the Finances of COVID-19: Understanding Federal Mortgage Forbearance
“The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered a housing affordability crisis,” the White House announced on Feb. 16, 2021. “Today, 1 in 5 renters are behind on rent and just over 10...
Breaking the Bankruptcy Burden: How Exemptions Can Free You From Property Loss
When bankruptcy comes to mind, thoughts of movers carrying all of your belongings away may not be too far behind, especially when feelings of worry and stress are already present...
Why You Should Include Life Insurance In Your Estate Plan
Life insurance may play an integral role in your estate planning, depending on where you are in life. Specifically, life insurance policies provide money to your chosen beneficiaries upon your...
Info On Surrendering Your Home
Many people decide to give up their homes when they file bankruptcy, and some are under the impression that the court somehow takes possession of their home. What really happens...
Three Reasons Debt Collectors Don’t Want You to File for Bankruptcy…
Who profits from debt? It seems like an odd question doesn’t it? If you owe money, and can’t pay, how would that benefit anyone? Well, you might be surprised to...