Category: Debt Relief
Should I receive a statement after making a debt payment?
Keeping track of your finances is an important way to know if your debts are being paid down. When you have a debt collector trying to collect money from you and you’re paying those debts, you need to have some kind of statement to record those payments. Are debt collectors required to give you those
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
Goals matter when picking mortgage debt relief options
Owning a home is a dream of many people here in Tennessee. Sadly, there are certain things that can cause this dream to become a nightmare. One such thing are mortgage struggles. Mortgage struggles can leave a homeowner facing a mountain of mortgage debt and the possibility of having their home foreclosed on. There are
Tennesseans sometimes experience student debt problems
In today’s world, having student loan debt is a reality for many. There are quite a few individuals here in Tennessee who carry a student debt load. According to federal government estimates, there are around 831,000 student loan borrowers in the state. For many student loan borrowers here in Tennessee, their student debt load is
Quite a few Tennesseans filing for bankruptcy
It appears that, currently, filing for bankruptcy is a more common thing for Tennesseans than it is for people from other parts of America. This is what a recent set of statistics indicates. The statistics regard per capita bankruptcy filing rates in the nation and the states. Reportedly, in the U.S. as a whole, the
Avoiding repossession when facing debt problems
Having more debt that you can handle can be a very scary experience. There are all sorts of worries a person can have in such a situation. One such worry is fear that some of their possessions may be repossessed. A person could potentially face repossession of a piece of their property if they fall