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Bankruptcy-Exempt Property Under Chapter 7

If you’re considering bankruptcy, chances are you are already familiar with the pressure of looking around at what worldly possessions you have and wondering if you will have anything left by the time you get to the other side of whatever difficult season you are in. The good news for those who are concerned that they will be left homeless…

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Do I Qualify For A Chapter 13 Hardship Discharge?

For many across the country who are languishing in a pile of debt that seems insurmountable, filing for bankruptcy is often a last resort that can offer some much-needed relief. However, not all bankruptcies are created equal, with each different type entailing different provisions and benefits. Chapter 13 bankruptcy is an excellent option for those who do wish to make…

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Post-Bankruptcy Credit Rebuilding Steps

It is possible to get loans after you declare bankruptcy. In some ways, it actually makes lenders more confident in you because you’re only allowed to use Chapter 7 bankruptcy every eight years. If you just used it, you can’t use it again to get rid of your brand new debts. Still, to make yourself more attractive to lenders, it’s…

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What Are The Positives Of Filing For Bankruptcy?

“Bankruptcy” can be an intimidating word. You don’t want to think about going through it and you probably don’t want to file unless you absolutely have to. While it is a very big decision that requires time to consider and weigh options, there are actually quite a few advantages to filing for bankruptcy. Some of your biggest concerns regarding bankruptcy…

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What Is The FICO Score 9?

The FICO Score 9 is a credit score, and it’s one of the newest versions. The companies that report on credit are always trying to improve the way that they do so to make it more accurate. While these scores do take into account many of the things you’d expect — your debt, missed payments, lines of credit and more…

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Student Loan Debt And Bankruptcy

National statistics show that U.S. college students and graduates owe more than $1.2 trillion dollars in student loan debt. This mindboggling figure has raised red flags among many economists who are concerned about many borrowers’ ability to repay these debts. For people with student loan debt, one of the common beliefs is that student loans cannot be discharged in a…

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