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Americans owe a cumulative $900 billion to credit card companies. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Board, there are reasons to be worried that it will be difficult to pay off this balance in a timely manner. Of course, there are also reasons to believe...
Filing for bankruptcy in Tennessee and other states can cost up to $4,000 after accounting for filing and attorney fees. Those who are filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy will pay a filing fee of $335 in addition to paying an attorney up to $1,500. Debtors who are seeking...
Bankruptcy has been able to help some Tennessee residents get a fresh start financially, allowing them to save money and avoid taxes on discharged debt. However, it is not always the best move for everyone and certain precautions need to be taken. One thing that a...
As an individual facing mounds of debt, Chapter 7 bankruptcy may be the best way to regain control of your financial life. Understanding the advantages of Chapter 7 bankruptcy, as compared to other options, allows you to make an informed decision on what to do next....
Debt has a way of piling up over time, even if you have a sound financial plan in place for maintaining stability. When this happens, you may come to find that your debt is difficult to manage and a challenge to keep up with. While consolidation isn't the right...
Debt has become a constant companion for most Tennessee residents. Hopefully, 'good" debt is used as leverage to further advance economic interests and 'bad" debt is minimized and managed only as a tool of last resort. Unfortunately, unexpected circumstances can occur...
If you're drowning in credit card debt and struggling to find a solution, it may be time to contact your credit card company to discuss your situation. While not available to every consumer with debt, there may be a settlement option that works well for both parties....
Even if you have comprehensive health insurance coverage, you could still find yourself bogged down by a large amount of medical debt. Rather than panic and assume that you have to pay all the money at once, there's another option to consider: Negotiate medical debt...
Tennessee residents who are struggling to pay their bills are sometimes reluctant to file for bankruptcy because of fears over what it could do to their credit scores. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy will remain on credit reports for up to 10 years and a Chapter 13 bankruptcy...
Filing for bankruptcy in Tennessee may put a stop to a foreclosure or repossession. It could also prevent utilities from being shut off or a landlord from evicting a tenant. The automatic stay can also put a stop to wage garnishment, which would allow an individual to...
