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

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Bargain or bust? Buying a house as-is

Buying a home as-is means you pay for repairs and you can't blame the seller for anything.

11 jobs without 4-year degree

You don't have to invest four or more years in a college education to make a good living.

Can paying off credit cards hurt score?

Believe it or not, your credit score could fall with a zero card balance.

Coupon clubs: Clip, swap, save

For coupon queens and procrastinators alike, coupon clubs can help boost grocery savings.

10 midyear tax moves to make now

Summer's here. Capitalize on tax breaks you can take when you file your return next year.

2 homes, 2 reverse mortgages?

A reverse mortgage is just one option open to seniors needing extra cash in retirement.

One Big Lesson for Banks from the Four Seasons

The "luxury" experience at a recent Four Seasons hotel stay was not produced by facilities. It was produced by human interaction.

"My Name Is On The Account" Does Not Always Mean Account Money Is Part Of Your Bankruptcy Estate

Many bankruptcy debtor misunderstand what it means to have their name on a family member's bank account. I usually ask prospective debtors how much cash they have in their bank account. Often the client tells me that they have almost...

U.S. Trustee: No Bonus for Last Blockbuster Employee

Reuters The last employee of Blockbuster Inc. might not see that farewell bonus. The Office of the U.S. Trustee, the arm of the Justice Department that oversees bankruptcy cases, is asking a judge to reject a potential six-figure bonus for the sole

After bankruptcy: USAA will cancel your car insurance

When you file bankruptcy, most banks don’t take it personally. USAA does. If you file bankruptcy on this bank, they will cancel your car insurance with them. So if you file bankruptcy on a debt to USAA, you can expect them to cancel your membership.