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If you have received a notice that you have missed mortgage payments and that your home is now going into foreclosure, it’s time to look into strategies to stop the foreclosure and help you keep or sell off that property. There are several methods you can use to stop...
For ten years, you’ve been making your monthly mortgage payments on time. It’s just part of your monthly budget and it’s never been a problem. Then you missed a month. Maybe it just slipped your mind and you forgot to send it in. Maybe you had a tough month,...
In some cases, yes, bankruptcy can stop an account levy. However, it is wise to learn how bank account levies work in the first place, which can improve your state of mind. For example, your creditors cannot call your bank and demand to have your accounts frozen. As...
Filing for bankruptcy usually means that your credit score drops substantially. Although it can start going back up relatively soon, it will be years before you fully recover from the impact of a bankruptcy on your credit score and before you can qualify for the best...
Mounting debt can be an overwhelming experience. You might be between two less-than attractive options: debt consolidation or filing bankruptcy. There are both benefits and downsides associated with each. You'll want to weigh certain personal circumstances when...
Bankruptcy allows someone to stop aggressive collection activity and potentially get rid of their debt through a discharge. In theory, after that discharge, the person who filed has a perfect opportunity to start rebuilding their credit. Unfortunately, if the...
Consumer bankruptcies are always driven by each person’s individual situation -- but economic issues throughout the country and other external factors can be a significant driving force that causes bankruptcy filings to ebb and flow dramatically. In 2020, consumer...
If you have significant debt, you more than likely already feel stressed about how you will pay off your debt. Your stress increases though when you get multiple calls from creditors each day. You may be more than tired of these creditor calls and want them to stop....
Managing household finances often means deciding what bills to pay and when. Sometimes, past-due bills or unusual expenses will take precedence over recurring monthly ones. If you have prioritized other bills over the payment of your mortgage in recent months, then...
Student loan debt has doubled in the past decade. Currently, the total for the country sits at over $1.7 billion. If you have a share of that debt, things might seem pretty hopeless right now. The economic outlook is uncertain. The prospect of making enough to pay...
