If you are struggling with debt, but are wondering if you make too much money to file bankruptcy, then read on. To be eligible to file Chapter 7, you must pass what is called a “means test”; this determines whether or not your income is low enough to qualify. Your debts have to be primarily … Read More
9 Bankruptcy Myths: Experiencing Financial Problems? Filing for Bankruptcy May Be The Solution
Filing for bankruptcy is a serious financial decision. If you aren’t able to pay your bills, but you’re afraid to file bankruptcy, read on… Myth 1. You’ll lose everything. Contrary to what you might have heard, by filing, you’re likely to keep a lot of your possessions. What assets may be exempt varies from state … Read More
Discharging Taxes in Bankruptcy: Helpful Advice
Unfortunately, most tax related debts cannot be discharged (wiped out) from filing bankruptcy. You generally will continue to owe even at the end of your Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. Or if you file Chapter 13, you will have to repay your taxes in full, in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy repayment plan. However, if you want … Read More
Bankruptcy and Student Loans
As a general rule, even though filing bankruptcy can wipe away bills like mortgages, medical bills and credit card debt, most debtors cannot be discharged from their student loan debt. However, if you can prove that by repaying your student loan, it will cause an undue hardship, you may be able to get rid of … Read More
Should I buy or lease a new car?
There are pros and cons to both leasing and buying a new car; much has to do with your present and future life style and financial circumstances. When you buy a car you own it; you can do as you please, modify it, and drive it as often as you like. You will retain the … Read More
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