Debt Settlement vs. Bankruptcy
Debt settlement and bankruptcy are options if you have no way to pay your debts. Let's find out which is the better choice.
Read MoreDealing with debt can be scary and overwhelming. Getting out of debt is tough, but it’s worth it. We’re here to help with that. Read advice on dealing with debt, strategies for paying it off, best debt relief options, bankruptcy and much more.
Debt settlement and bankruptcy are options if you have no way to pay your debts. Let's find out which is the better choice.
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If you feel like you’re buried under a mountain of debt and you’re struggling just to make minimum payments, debt relief may sound like salvation. Debt relief is real and it can help, but not all the options are good ones.
Once you’ve made it through the bankruptcy process, it's time to start rebuilding your financial life. We’ll share some things you need to know about how bankruptcy affects your credit and how you can get back on your feet and start anew.
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Find out the definition of a federal tax lien, what it means if you have one, and how you can remove it. Read on to find out more.
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If you’ve decided on bankruptcy, you probably know that almost all individual bankruptcies are either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. Here's a side by side comparison of the differences between them.
If you have to file Chapter 7 with no money, you need to know what to do about filing fees and legal fees. Can you DIY the whole thing?
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