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How to prepare for Chapter 13 bankruptcy confirmation hearing

During your application process for a wage earner’s plan, there is a court proceeding in which a bankruptcy judge will decide if you qualify for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. At this confirmation hearing, the judge presiding over your case will review your proposal to repay your creditors.…

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Avoid these common mistakes when filing for bankruptcy

Filing for bankruptcy can be a lifeline when you are overwhelmed with debts. It can give you a much-needed fresh start and a chance to regain control of your finances. However, the road to financial recovery through bankruptcy is not without its pitfalls. It’s crucial to…

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Could a credit card balance transfer help with someone’s debt?

Credit cards are incredibly useful. They give people financial flexibility to cover unexpected costs. However, many people fall into a habit of spending more on credit than they can actually afford. It doesn’t take very long for credit card debt to spiral out of control. Quite…

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Think you may be headed for a January bankruptcy? Read this

When your debts are climbing and you already suspect (or know) that you need to file bankruptcy it can be very tempting to indulge in some substantial purchases on credit – while you still have some readily at hand. This can be especially true during the…

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3 tips for rebuilding your credit after bankruptcy

People who are considering a personal bankruptcy filing often have a lot of reservations. They may worry about the stigma associated with bankruptcy and also the financial implications of filing. Typically, a personal bankruptcy leads to the closure of revolving lines of credit and a significant…

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What’s the problem with payday loans?

A payday loan is a short-term loan that you take out as an advance. People sometimes turn to this when they have an immediate cost but they haven’t yet been paid. For example, say that someone is going to be paid $1,000 the following Friday. But…

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How the automatic stay can influence bankruptcy timing

For some people, filing for bankruptcy is a decision that they make very slowly. They recognize that every month, their financial circumstances become a little more difficult. Eventually, when they have to start choosing what bills to pay, they decide to file for bankruptcy in the…

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What will your life be like after your bankruptcy?

Once you decide it is time to file a Chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcy, much of your focus is on dealing with the associated requirements. For example, you must prepare for meetings and participate in educational courses. Most people are too consumed with bankruptcy procedures to…

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Why bankruptcy filers should stay off of social media

Filing for bankruptcy is a decision that few people approach lightly. Those seeking this kind of debt relief are generally weathering very challenging circumstances and may simultaneously be in need of a great deal of social support. While it might be tempting to share one’s experiences…

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Declaring Chapter 7 bankruptcy if you work for yourself

People sometimes find themselves in a conundrum when considering bankruptcy. They know that they can’t afford to make all of the payments on their debt-related obligations, so they are interested in using Chapter 7 bankruptcy to eliminate some of their financial strain. They see this opportunity…

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