Month: July 2015
Medical bills counted differently on new credit report scores
Imagine working your entire life to build up a solid credit score. You were preparing to buy a house or to get a new car when you suddenly faced a medical emergency. Now, your hospital bills have arrived and you’re trying to work out how to pay them or cover the debt. The next thing
You can tackle credit card debt with bankruptcy
Credit card debt is something many people in America have. When the economy took a turn for the worse, families found themselves living paycheck to paycheck and relying on credit to get them through life’s unexpected bumps and bruises. As someone who struggles with credit debt now, you fully understand how you got into the
Avoid bankruptcy with debt relief alternatives
Bankruptcy is a word that many people have an aversion to. It is linked to an idea that a person has failed, that debt has taken over and that they have no other option than to get help from the court. In truth, bankruptcies aren’t a sign of failure. They’re a sign that you recognize
Can any tax debts be discharged through bankruptcy?
When you go into bankruptcy, one of the main things you may be struggling with is tax debt. In many cases, this kind of debt can’t be eliminated, and that can make it much more difficult for you to manage your debts in general. If you’re several years behind on your taxes, you could be
Reduce your debts with this easy tips
Reducing your debts is an important part of managing your finances, but if they’ve become overwhelming, you may be starting to consider bankruptcy. Before you decide to take that path, consider a few ways to reduce your debt liability to see if you can pay down your debts on your own. If you can, you’ll