If you are struggling financially, there are many options available to you for debt relief. While some households might benefit from negotiating wiggle room with their creditors, it’s more likely that people with debts they can’t pay will find long-term, permanent debt relief in bankruptcy. Depending on your financial circumstances, you can file for liquidation
If you are in a difficult financial situation that will benefit greatly from a bankruptcy case, you have two primary potential options as an individual consumer. Depending on your financial circumstances, you can either file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. For those with a debt-to-income ratios higher than the state median or average
Even for those with excellent health insurance, mounting medical bills can put a serious strain on finances. During this time especially, with the threat of COVID-19, many U.S. citizens fear a serious medical bill might cause a loss of financial stability. In fact, a recent survey showed that about half of Americans felt a serious
As the future of potential stimulus bills is still undecided, households across the United States are keeping a close eye on their finances. For some, a stimulus check may mean the difference between making a rent payment or being evicted. Not only do proposed stimulus bills offer a second check, they also extend several aspects
For many reasons, farmers across the United States frequently struggle financially. Not only is it difficult, especially given our country’s current economic difficulties, to generate a profit from a family-owned farm, but also American farms often incur much debt from the purchase of equipment and the payment of property taxes. Fortunately, the government is aware
Many people have been struggling financially during 2020 because of the countless destructive economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. Even those with a stable income may be finding it difficult to meet debt payments each month. If your finances are out of balance, no matter the cause, you always have the option to file
Because the United States is currently in a financial crisis due to the economic shutdowns taking place during the coronavirus pandemic, many people are now struggling to meet monthly debt payments. If you are among the many individuals fighting against debt and unstable finances, you may need to take positive action for debt relief. One
Thousands of U.S. citizens struggle to make debt payments each month, and with the added impact of coronavirus shutdowns, many more will continue to lose financial stability. If you are among those finding it difficult to keep your budget balanced, you may want to consider taking positive action for debt relief. One of the most
Today’s economic and social circumstances are continuing to be unpredictable and unstable. Unfortunately for investors and business owners, this can mean dramatic variations in the economy. With coronavirus infections still spiking and most businesses having operations limited in some way, a wide range of industries are struggling to stay afloat. If you’re a business owner
Tuitions in the United States are higher than ever before, and individuals who graduated within the last ten years are facing large amounts of student loan debt. For those already struggling with additional debts, student loans with high interest rates can push some people to the point of needing debt relief. With the additional financial
