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Can I get my car back after it has been repossessed?

When someone finances a vehicle purchase, the vehicle they acquire serves as the collateral for the loan. Lenders can feel comfortable providing auto loans even when people have mediocre credit scores because they can repossess the vehicle if someone defaults on the loan. Vehicle repossession deprives…

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Why you can’t file for bankruptcy just yet

Bankruptcy is a process that helps many people, like yourself, resolve overwhelming debt obligations, such as medical bills, credit card debt and student loans. The most common form of bankruptcy is Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which can resolve most debt obligations. Alternatively, people have applied for Chapter…

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Why a creditor lawsuit can become a bankruptcy tipping point

When people fall behind on their debts or credit card payments, they generally assume that they can catch up with a stricter budget. It is common for people to slowly accumulate debt while trying to keep their budgets as balanced as possible. Unexpected expenses or surprise…

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The emotional side of filing for bankruptcy

Bankruptcy is a difficult process. As such, filing for this legal protection can evoke a variety of emotions. Anyone who’s considering bankruptcy should be prepared for what they may feel as a result of this turn of events. One thing that surprises some people who are…

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Why is a secured credit card helpful after bankruptcy?

Some people file for bankruptcy and swear off credit cards. They cut up the cards that they own and they say they will never get more in the future. The reason for this is likely that they blame those credit cards for their overwhelming debt. Maybe…

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