ABI Blog Exchange

Before anyone decides to take action on whether or not bankruptcy is the solution to their financial solution, a true gauge of their financial situation must be taken into consideration.

I've been remiss about cross-posting my Dealbook columns, but my two most recent (

Roger Daltrey knows "Who," and not what, makes you successful even all these years later.

You need proof to find out if charged-off debt belongs to you. Here's how to get it.

Are dreams of a safe retirement too far gone to reach? Will IRA investing meet your goals?

Sticking to a budget and saving money on holiday gifts can be daunting. These tips should help.

If you believe and act on these myths, you may run out of money before you run out of time.

Want to keep your earnings from being taxed on a 529 plan distribution? Here's what you should know.

In Perkins v. Haines, et al, No. 10-10683 (11th Cir.

I’ve written recently about some Chapter 7 trustees trying to take or administer “upside down” homestead properties when the bankruptcy debtor chooses not to claim a homestead exemption because their home has no equity.

Foreclosures are sold 'as is,' so take care when buying after electricity has been cut off.

We previously posted about Judge Jed S.

"A Minnesota-based investment firm has taken over two northwestern Indiana casinos owned by a company going through bankruptcy reorganization.

In a capitalist economy there is one market which is more important than any other - the market for capital. Yet we find a control command center at the heart of the U.S. financial system.

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, we’re going to sing our own praises just a bit.