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Insolvency Service “reframes” view of creditor – IPs can apply their discretion (UK)

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8 smart ways to spend $20

Congrats for finding a long-lost portrait of Andrew Jackson! May we suggest how to spend it?

Tracking down your tax refund

Still waiting for your IRS check? Try these tips for tracking down your tax cash.

Take retirement loan to buy a car?

Pump up your retirement account while paying in interest on a loan from your Thrift Savings Plan.

What to do about foreign currency exposure

Experts are divided about whether investors should dabble in foreign currencies.

Act like a celeb and rent an island!

Think renting your own private isle is just for the rich and famous? Even you can live on island time.

Thanks for the Insurance Memories (and Lessons), Professor Schwarcz

This past week we were lucky to be edified by guest blogger Professor Daniel Schwarcz from the University of Minnesota School of Law. I bet Daniel is a great teacher. I mean, the guy can make insurance interesting, if not downright scandalous! There

Bank of America's Alarmingly Modest Goal for Basel III Capital

The largest bank holding company by assets in the United States, with operations spanning the globe, is shooting for only 6.75% to 7% of Basel III Tier 1 common equity. Come again?

Boston bankruptcy rate down in 2011

Boston bankruptcy lawyer Neil Burns reports good news: the rate of personal bankruptcies was lower in the first half of 2011 than the first half of the prior year. According to the American Bankruptcy Institute statistics, personal bankruptcies were

New Feature: Money and Debt Discussions and Personal Money Answers

The Road Out of Debt is proud to offer a new money, debt, and bankruptcy discussion board and a contact feature for more personal questions. Judge Feeney’s and my goal in writing the book was to offer great advice and insight to help you get on your

Get Paid or Die Trying

James Atoa/Everett Collection 50 Cent Some days you can find rapper 50 Cent in the club, but next week you’ll find him—well, his lawyers, at least—in the court. That’s because 50 is fighting the debt-payment plan that his former protégée and later