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One of my Chapter 7 bankruptcy clients rented a house under a one year lease. The lease expires at the end of August, 2011. The client filed bankruptcy in April, 2011. The client stayed in the house and paid rent...
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Why do financial reporters insist on reporting interest rates on complex consumer financial products as if they were meaningful in isolation?
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The government’s bankruptcy watchdog and disgruntled investors suing Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.’s former leaders are both objecting to the investment bank’s bankruptcy liquidation plan, saying it’s too easy on the executives and board members w
Too often, parents forget to consider their children’s assets when filing bankruptcy.
A repossessed car will drive down your credit, but don't let it floor you forever.
Don't give your college student the keys to your credit card without some driver's ed.
Don't pay full price when you're a student. From laptops to new clothes, student discounts abound.
As students head back to school, don't let the costs of clothes and supplies break your budget.
Some of the schools boast low tuition, while others offer handsome financial aid packages.
You don't have to spend a pile of money on school needs. Follow these frugal tips to save big.
There is more to buying a home than affording the monthly mortgage payments.
If you can't meet HARP's refinancing conditions, try another program that's a better fit.
Your credit card doesn't have to go missing for fraud to occur. Experts explain common schemes.
Is your agent steering you to the best option? Commissions can be higher on some policies.
College expenses don't end at tuition and room and board. Here's where college costs can get you.
College is pricey. Get schooled in these creative cost-cutting strategies.