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Credit Card Debt Is On The Rise

Credit Card Debt Is On The Rise A recent survey indicates the spending habits of the American consumer. After two years of moderate credit card use, new figures from Card Hub show that credit card use ...
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Making Good Choices During The Holiday Season

Making Good Choices During The Holiday Season The holiday season is fast approaching, so it is important to start making wise financial decisions if you are considering bankruptcy. Below are three ...
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Education Helps Debtors After Bankruptcy

Education Helps Debtors After Bankruptcy Since changes were made to the bankruptcy laws in 2005, all Massachusetts debtors are required to complete both a pre-bankruptcy credit counseling interview ...
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Can I Keep A Credit Card If I File Bankruptcy?

Can I Keep A Credit Card If I File Bankruptcy? Many Massachusetts bankruptcy debtors need a credit card for work. Whether it is necessary for business purchases or travel, it is common for clients to ...
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Your Personal "Debt Ceiling" On July 25, President Obama addressed the country asking the American public to encourage their Congressmen to raise our nation's debt ceiling. The debt ...
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When Can I Stop Paying Credit Cards?

When Can I Stop Paying Credit Cards? Many of my Massachusetts bankruptcy clients ask, "When can I stop paying on my credit cards?" The answer seems obvious: "immediately." If you ...
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Top Five Bankruptcy Provisions Many of my Worcester and Farmington bankruptcy clients report that filing bankruptcy was the best choice they ever made. The Bankruptcy Code provides powerful relief for ...
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Bankruptcy is almost always cheaper than debt negotiation, settlement or consolidation

In most bankruptcy cases you will pay back nothing to your creditors. In other cases you will pay back what you can afford. Debt negotiation typically works by you making a payment to a company and ...
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Settling a Debt for less than you owe can cost more than you think

Yes settling a debt for less than you owe will save you money but it is not going to save you as much as you think. When you settle a debt with your credit card or other creditors for less than you ...
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New Credit Card Regulations – Opt in for Over Draft Fees

As you may have heard there are several new credit card regulations. One such regulation prohibits banks from charging over draft fees unless you “opt in.” If you chose not to “opt in” to the service ...
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I filed Bankruptcy; Can I get a new credit card?

If you filed bankruptcy under chapter 7 you will be able to obtain a new credit card very shortly after filing. Most banks will want your business, because (1) you have reduced your debt, (2) cannot ...
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How long after bankruptcy can I buy a new home?

Filing bankruptcy does not prevent you from buying any property, including a new home or cars. However, the better question is; when will a bank give me a mortgage for a new home? Chapter 7 bankruptcy ...
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I just filed for bankruptcy and forgot to tell my lawyer about a creditor

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What can I do if I charged too much on my credit cards during the holidays?

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