ABI Blog Exchange

A judge Tuesday said creditors can vote on Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.’s historic $65 billion creditor payback plan, nearly three years after the investment bank filed for Chapter 11 protection in the largest bankruptcy case ever.

By paying off your credit cards, you must restart your credit for lenders to OK a new loan.

When a natural disaster hits, make sure you get the help you need.

As Congress tries to reduce the deficit, your favorite tax breaks may be on the chopping block.

If you paid foreign taxes, you have a choice as how to use them to cut your U.S. tax bill.

Some investments build value too slowly to meet long-term goals, but not mutual funds.

Looking for home bedbug insurance? It's hard to find, but at least your hotel is covered.

As summer ends, Labor Day sales begin. Here are six bargains you'll find this month.

Not sure if a Medicare Advantage plan is right for you or which plan to choose? Consider these tips.

Some industries are swimming in paid internships. Find out which ones before you start your search.

The manner in which a bank deals with its employees in the aftermath of a layoff can be just as important as the manner in which the layoff itself was conducted.

Usually, when I meet with a prospective bankruptcy client, the first question I get is “how long will it take me to recover after filing bankruptcy” and the second question I get is “will I have to give up my personal items like furniture and jewe

In re: DBSI, Inc., Case No. 08-12687 (PJW); Zazzali v. Wavetronix LLC, et al., Adv. Case No. 10-55963 (March 4, 2011) (J.Walsh)

Burtch v. Huston (In re USDigital, Inc.), Case No. 09-10374 (CSS), Adv. Pro. No. 09-50469 (CSS) (January 5, 2011) (J. Sontchi)