Ignoring medical debt can lead to serious financial and personal consequences. While it may feel overwhelming to address, avoiding your bills will only make the problem worse. It is important to understand the potential risks of ignoring medical debt and how it can...
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Can you keep your retirement accounts in Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
The decision to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is rarely an easy one. However, this step can offer a fresh start if you are facing overwhelming debt. A major concern is whether you can keep your retirement savings. The law protects certain retirement accounts,...
What if my income increases during my Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
Chapter 13 bankruptcy involves paying your debt through a 3-5-year payment plan. Filing Chapter 13 can be a preferable alternative to Chapter 7 if you have assets, such as a home or vehicle, that you do not want to lose. In Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you may potentially be...
Can you include student loans in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan?
Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy provides a financial lifeline for individuals who struggle with overwhelming debt. Many people wonder whether they can include student loans in a Chapter 13 repayment plan. Although managing student loans through bankruptcy presents...