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1. All of your debts are not wiped out in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There are certain types of debts that
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Some major factors propelling bankruptcies for the past decade are still existent today. In almost 50% of all consumer bankruptcy cases filed, medical bills were a factor. About 41% of all moderate to middle income consumers are either uninsured or underinsured. That’s up by 28% since 2001.
More and more you are seeing credit card interest rates with no caps. The new provisions with most credit cards being issued provides that; if a consumer is late on a single payment (it doesn’t have to be with that issuing lender), the interest rate penalty can sore above 30%. People who are already facing medical bills or an unexpected job loss now further burdened with huge finance charges (they add up pretty quickly) will find themselves unable to keep up with future payments.
Even though the bankruptcy laws have changed, it is not impossible or more difficult to file (there are a few more obstacles but I wouldn’t call them difficult). If you do file for bankruptcy, you life is not over. Here are some things you should know about filing for bankruptcy:
1. All of your debts are not wiped out in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There are certain types of debts that
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Some major factors propelling bankruptcies for the past decade are still existent today. In almost 50% of all consumer bankruptcy cases filed, medical bills were a factor. About 41% of all moderate to middle income consumers are either uninsured or underinsured. That’s up by 28% since 2001.
More and more you are seeing credit card interest rates with no caps. The new provisions with most credit cards being issued provides that; if a consumer is late on a single payment (it doesn’t have to be with that issuing lender), the interest rate penalty can sore above 30%. People who are already facing medical bills or an unexpected job loss now further burdened with huge finance charges (they add up pretty quickly) will find themselves unable to keep up with future payments.
Even though the bankruptcy laws have changed, it is not impossible or more difficult to file (there are a few more obstacles but I wouldn’t call them difficult). If you do file for bankruptcy, you life is not over. Here are some things you should know about filing for bankruptcy:
1. All of your debts are not wiped out in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There are certain types of debts that
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More and more you are seeing credit card interest rates with no caps. The new provisions with most credit cards being issued provides that; if a consumer is late on a single payment (it doesn’t have to be with that issuing lender), the interest rate penalty can sore above 30%. People who are already facing medical bills or an unexpected job loss now further burdened with huge finance charges (they add up pretty quickly) will find themselves unable to keep up with future payments.
Even though the bankruptcy laws have changed, it is not impossible or more difficult to file (there are a few more obstacles but I wouldn’t call them difficult). If you do file for bankruptcy, you life is not over. Here are some things you should know about filing for bankruptcy:
1. All of your debts are not wiped out in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There are certain types of debts that
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Even though the bankruptcy laws have changed, it is not impossible or more difficult to file (there are a few more obstacles but I wouldn’t call them difficult). If you do file for bankruptcy, you life is not over. Here are some things you should know about filing for bankruptcy:
1. All of your debts are not wiped out in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There are certain types of debts that
When our grandparents were working they could earn a decent living, pay for a house, a car, seven children, and still have money to put in the bank. But today, the cost of living has outstripped rises in pay so that things cost more but we’re not making more. We have to make due with the money we have.What’s the implication? Sometimes that means getting a payday loan to bridge us to the next paycheck. Other times that means using our credit cards to consolidate our monthly expenditures and paying it back once at the end of the month. And still other times it means getting a loan to help us buy the things we need.There are two types of loans. An unsecured loan is m
1. All of your debts are not wiped out in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There are certain types of debts that can not be discharged under Chapter 7. Court ordered child support; alimony and debts incurred by fraud are not dischargeable. Some taxes and student loans may also not be dischargeable.
2. You won’t lose everything that you have. While bankruptcy laws vary from state to state, every state has exemptions that protect certain kinds of assets, such as your clothes, household goods, your home and your car (up to a certain value) as well as qualified retirement plans.
3. You must list all of your debts. Each creditor that you owe money to must be disclosed in your bankruptcy petition. Some people feel that there are certain creditors that they really want to pay back. That’s fine. Although the debt may be discharged through a bankruptcy and you have no legal obligation to pay back those selected creditors, there is nothing preventing you from doing so. If that is what you wish. You can talk to your attorney about entering into a reaffirmation agreement, which brings me to point #4. But you can’t play favorites. Every obligation must be listed.
4. It’s not difficult to file for bankruptcy. It really isn’t. The forms are pretty straight forward however
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