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Debt often reaches a point where the car feels tied to everything else. It gets a parent to work, gets children to school, gets groceries...

If a taxpayer files Chapter 13, a pre-existing IRS installment agreement is suspended, not continued, and pre-bankruptcy tax debt must be paid through the court-approved...

Legally, you cannot choose to exclude a credit card from a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The law requires listing all debts and creditors so the court...

Student loan payments can corner a household fast. A borrower falls behind on credit cards, medical bills start piling up, groceries cost more, and the...

A borrower in Minnesota or North Dakota sits down to pay bills, opens the student loan account, and sees the same ugly pattern again. The...

A lot of borrowers find out their student loan payment is unaffordable only after the number is already on the screen. The income-driven repayment application...

Yes, you can absolutely move into an apartment while in an active Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Renters often can start apartment hunting about 3 months after...

A debtor files Chapter 7, attends the 341 meeting, and starts doing what almost everyone does next. They refresh the case docket, look for clues,...

The stack of mail keeps growing. One envelope holds a medical bill, another a credit card demand, another a shutoff warning. Then there's the student...

A lot of disabled veterans are carrying two burdens at once. One is the day-to-day reality of a service-connected condition. The other is student debt...

Yes, a person can legally rent an apartment while in Chapter 13, but they should get approval from the bankruptcy court or trustee before signing...

A prepaid debit card is a plastic payment card that you can use to make purchases much like a credit card. You often see these...