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Jan 21, 2016How to pay huge medical bills on a small income
The government, as well as your providers, might be able to help with your exorbitant medical bills.
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Jan 19, 2016How do you keep your car in bankruptcy?
If you want to hold on to your wheels after Chapter 7, you’ll have to sign a reaffirmation agreement.
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Jan 14, 2016Most delinquent debt has 7-year limit
If your debt is older than 7 years, show proof to the credit reporting bureau to have it removed.
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Jan 12, 2016Do my debts pass on to my kids after death?
Whether your debt will haunt your children depends on their liability for the accounts today.
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Jan 11, 2016Am I in the clear after my debt is charged off?
Charged-off debt doesn’t just go away. Find out what can happen to you and your credit.
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Jan 07, 2016Answers to 10 tough debt questions
Wallowing in debt? Get answers to 10 common questions from Bankrate readers.
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Jan 06, 2016As Dad’s power of attorney, can daughter’s wages be garnished?
A daughter with power of attorney put Dad in nursing care. Is she liable for his debt?
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Dec 17, 2015Want structured settlement cash now? Not so fast!
Want to get cash for money you’re owed? Liquidating a structured settlement is not fast.
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Dec 15, 2015Get lien off property after bankruptcy
If a no-good roofer put a lien on your property, removing it will take time and cash.
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Dec 10, 2015Can debt collector call friends and family?
Your debt was forgiven. So why is the debt collector contacting your family and friends?