Vehicle Loans: Flexible Options to Keep Your Vehicle with Better Terms
Can I keep my car if I file Chapter 13 bankruptcy? Keeping your vehicle and paying less than the full balance owed on your vehicle loan is within the realm of possibility in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case. In some instances, it is also possible to lower your vehicle...
Credit Reporting: What gets reported and for how long?
Does a creditor have to report your debt to the credit bureaus? Creditors are not required to report your debts to the credit bureaus. Your creditors can decide whether to report your debts to all three major credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion), to one...
Credit Reporting Accuracy: Don’t Wait too Late to Discover an Error
Is Credit Reporting Inaccuracy Really a Thing? Yes. Unfortunately, it is possible for inaccurate information to be included on your credit report and negatively impact your credit rating. There is probably no worse time to discover an error on your credit report than...
Bouncing Back Following Credit Challenges
Is it Possible to Get Your Credit Back on Track? Throughout life there are various things that can happen—many of which are outside of your control—that can cause your credit to fall off track. Life events such as job loss, divorce, and illness can impact anyone and...
Building Credit: What Are the Rules of the Game?
How Is My Credit Score Determined? An important first step for building credit is knowing the rules of the game and what is considered when calculating your credit score. Just like most situations in which a score is calculated, once you know what you need to do to...
Why is Credit So Important?
Does Credit Really Matter? The short answer is YES. Credit matters and your score is important. Your credit often plays a key role in whether or not you will be approved for housing, a credit card, a vehicle loan, a home loan, and more. Despite the fact that “credit”...
Types of debts that can be eliminated through Chapter 7
Is Chapter 7 Right for You? Part Four What types of debts can be eliminated in Chapter 7? Many debts can be wiped out in Chapter 7 without repayment. Generally the list of dischargeable debts includes: Credit cards Medical bills Personal loans Payday loans Cash...
How to Qualify for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Is Chapter 7 Right for You? Part Three Is it Possible to Not Meet the Requirements for Chapter 7? There are some things that could cause you to not qualify for Chapter 7. Most commonly, those things include earning too much income and filing a Chapter 7 within the...
Protecting Your House in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Is Chapter 7 Right for You? Part Two How Can I File Chapter 7 and Keep My House? Being able to keep your house after filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a thing! However, it is important that you meet with an experienced bankruptcy attorney to make sure that your home or...
Protecting Your Personal Property During Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Is Chapter 7 Right for You? Part One How You Can Protect Your Personal Items When Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Is it Possible to File Chapter 7 and Keep your Personal Property? Being able to keep your possessions after filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a thing!...
Buying a House After Filing Bankruptcy
Is Buying a House After Filing Bankruptcy Really a Thing? Find Out How You Can Buy a House After Bankruptcy The short answer to whether you can buy a house after filing bankruptcy is YES. It is totally a thing to buy a house after filing as long as you are able to...
Financing a Vehicle after Filing Bankruptcy
Is Financing a Vehicle after Filing Bankruptcy Really a Thing? Getting a Car Loan After Filing Bankruptcy Financing a vehicle after filing bankruptcy is probably less difficult that you may think. It is actually quite common for people to finance vehicles after...
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