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Corporate Bankruptcy Sucks
24 Nov 2009

Corporate bankruptcy is commonly referred to as a chapter eleven. Chapter eleven refers to the chapter of law under which corporate bankruptcy is governed. A company that files bankruptcy does so in the hopes to reorganize the debts that are owed out by the company.
For a company to file a chapter 11 there are many […]

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Recovering From Bankruptcy - Investing in Bonds
23 Nov 2009

Whether you are trying to avoid bankruptcy or already in the process of rebuilding your finances, learning more about how to manage your money effectively can help you get on surer financial footing faster. Although many people strongly associate the word “investment” with the stock market, which can carry high risk for investors, there are […]

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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Can Put Your Life on Track
22 Nov 2009

There are many situations in life when you fall back in meeting some important payments and when this happens with regard to your mortgage payments, you take a huge risk of losing your home and any equity that you have built up. A foreclosure is the last thing that you want to happen, so perhaps […]

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Will Bankruptcy Stop Wage Garnishments?
21 Nov 2009

The short answer is yes.Once your case is filed, creditors are no longer entitled to garnish your wages for debts that existed at the beginning of the case. The only exception may be for on-going child or family support ordered by a court. This is a function of the automatic stay. The filing of a […]

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Changes in Mortgage Payments in Chapter 13 Cases
20 Nov 2009

A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is also called a wage earner’s plan. It enables individuals with regular income to develop a plan to repay all or part of their debts. Under this chapter, debtors propose a repayment plan to make installments to creditors over three to five years. If the debtor’s current monthly income is less […]

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How to Get a Bankruptcy Loan
19 Nov 2009

Many people find themselves in difficult financial situations throughout their lives due to a number of factors. Today, many students leave post-secondary education with high levels of debt, which continue to follow them as they begin their lives. With fewer and fewer good paying jobs available in many markets, this forces many people into bankruptcy. […]

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The Government Takeover of Student Loans
18 Nov 2009

Is there anything the government does well business wise? The United States government is in charge of protecting us and a case can be made that they do a good job of that. But other than going to war and maybe controlling the police, I find it difficult to think of anything the government does […]

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Is the American Student Loan System Corrupt?
17 Nov 2009

Many students get student loans each and every school year because these loans are the easiest way for students to have the financial means to go to school. A student loan is very easy to be approved for and countless students are unaware of the risks involved with borrowing so much money, as it is […]

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About Student Loan Debt
16 Nov 2009

Chance are, there are quite a few students with a student loan debt. Many students and parents are not prepared for this type of expense post college or university. Many counselors mention that when choosing a major at college, they should stand back and consider professional aspirations for the future, and then make the appropriate […]

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Help From Family to Repay Student Loan
15 Nov 2009

Student loans - It is the buzzword of college life, as we know it today. However, how does one embark successfully upon efficient student loan debt consolidation? One answer has been provided by many post-graduates. That answer is family.
In a time of economic recession, the provision of student loans from banks may seem attractive and […]

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Student Loan Income Based Repayment Plan
14 Nov 2009

With the increase of students who are going to college growing year after year, many banks are targeting the student market as a means of increasing their bottom line (profit). The main reason for this is the growing inaccessibility to the job market for many new graduates.
The knock-on effect this is having is that students […]

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