Your mortgage payment is probably the most expensive and challenging to make, especially if you’re struggling financially. If you’ve been struggling to make mortgage payments or missed one, you may wonder what will happen next. Lenders will often work with homeowners...
The United States Courts reported that bankruptcy filings actually decreased by about 24 percent in 2021.1 This was attributed to increased government aid during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as government mandates which halted evictions and...
If your home is in foreclosure, you are at risk of being a victim of a foreclosure scam. Con artists prey on the vulnerable and people losing their homes fall into this category as they are desperate to save their homes and under a lot of stress. It is relatively easy...
It has never been easy to save for retirement with so many demands on our paychecks throughout the years. Getting married, buying a home, raising children, and sending those children to college are just a few of the things that have a major impact on the money we have...
A lot of people considering bankruptcy believe it’s a financial option that is always available to them and all it takes is some quick paperwork to make it happen. In reality, bankruptcy is a very strict process which only a few who meet certain financial and life...
When you file for bankruptcy, you expect all of your debts to be discharged. However, this is not always the case. Non-dischargeable debts are debts you can’t eliminate in bankruptcy because the U.S. Bankruptcy Code doesn’t allow it. If you have non-dischargeable...
