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When debt comes back from the past to attack living debtors, many debtors are unclear on their rights and the statute of limitations in regards to "zombie" debt, or debt typically purchased by debt buyers in which the window of collections has exp

While many associate the word "bankruptcy" with "epic failure", history shows us that through the adversity of life one must use knowledge and tenacity to turn "epic failure" into, just, "epic".

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It's not easy being generous. Follow these rules to make your charitable giving meaningful.

Contrary to popular belief, the top 1 percent don't make millions. Your neighbors may be in that club.

When weighing whether to pay off a home loan as you retire, these factors are pivotal in deciding.

Company group life insurance is a nice benefit, but how do you decide if it's enough?

Fuel costs don't have to break the bank. Here are five ways to save money on gas.

There are options for you if you have an old debt beyond the statute of limitations for collection.

Before aiding your child's home purchase, ask if you're doing it for the right reason.

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Section 1322 of the Bankruptcy Code allows a debtor to assume an unexpired lease, such as a residential or car lease, in their Chapter 13 case.

Despite what bill collectors may say, heirs aren't on the hook for dead man's obligations.

Offer inducements for homeownership and affordable housing more incisively and selectively through the tax system, where the cost is readily measurable and immediate.

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, two Florida sports teams are feeling the heat from Scott Rothstein’s bankruptcy trustee. Also, Lenny “Nails” Dykstra motors into a plea deal, and British band UB40 is declared bankrupt.