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Aug 21 The Positives of Bankruptcy!
The Positives of Bankruptcy! Massachusetts residents who use the bankruptcy laws most successfully are generally those with the ...

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Jan 12 I can no longer afford my car. What happens if I give it back to the bank?
If you are unable to afford your car loan you may chose to voluntarily surrender the car to the bank. After the bank has the car ...

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