ABI Blog Exchange
The topics of "stopping the foreclosure" or "voiding the loan" have a life of their own, and many in reality simply are urban myths.
At its September 2011 session, the Judicial Conference approved changes to the filing fees schedules for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
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Banks are ideally positioned to use their data on consumers' purchase histories and merchant relationships to send targeted daily-deal offers to customers. Groupon's random solicitations wouldn't stand a chance.
Experts offer ideas to skittish investors on how to stay focused, whether they want growth or safety.
Think you can handle debt management on your own? It's tougher than it looks.
It's easy to catch a desirable mortgage rate this week, because rates are barely moving.
You must use the mortgage balance as the value of the property upon liquidating the company.
You may be refinancing a 30-year mortgage, but there are good reasons to reduce the term.
Issuers are rolling out cards with chip and PIN technology. What does the trend mean for you?
Policy makers and agency leaders should speak out in favor of simplifying rules and send a signal to examiners that they do not have to be overly conservative.
May a debtor pay a discharged debt after the bankruptcy case has been concluded?
The FTC, with its five-person commission, was attacked by Congress for implementing a vague congressional directive. A single director at the CFPB would fare even worse.
David Ruggerio, a former Food Network host and the owner of several Manhattan restaurants, put two of his restaurants in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week.