Finding yourself in financial trouble can be a bitter pill to swallow. There’s a lot of personal shame involved, and then there’s the perception that you’re not able to manage your money properly. After all, you don’t want your personal affairs made public, with people you barely know asking you about your financial status. So, […]
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There’s no feeling quite like trying to use your card at an ATM or in a store, only to be told they can’t accept it. It’s embarrassing, frustrating, and a real sign that your finances aren’t quite where you thought they were. In fact, you probably have no idea where all your money went. So,
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Did you know there are provisions within the Bankruptcy Code which allow your trustee to claim certain assets of yours even after you’ve filed for bankruptcy? This can mean that an inheritance, a tax refund, vacation pay, or anything else of value can be claimed by your trustee as part of your “bankruptcy estate” and
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