Unpaid medical debts may result in overwhelming financial hardships. Many Americans file for bankruptcy to find relief from unmanageable medical bills or to avoid losing their homes. As noted by Credit Karma, some bankruptcy petitioners may wish to continue paying...
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Divorce and bankruptcy: which should come first?
Going through divorce and bankruptcy separately is stressful even in the most amicable situations. Dealing with both at once exacerbates the strain on you personally and financially. Here is some information to help you decide which proceeding should take precedence....
How may a federal tax lien affect my property in bankruptcy?
When the IRS places a tax lien against your property, a bankruptcy may not remove or discharge it. As reported by Credit.com, tax debts have a 10-year statute of limitations from the date of assessment. The IRS may collect the amount that you owe until the SOL expires...
What are secured credit cards?
As part of filing bankruptcy, you must repair your financial health. Have you heard about secured credit cards and how they may help rebuild your credit? NerdWallet explains how secured credit cards work. Learn about all your options for forming a new relationship...
How may a Chapter 7 bankruptcy help me keep my home in Maryland?
Between 2020 and 2022, you may have qualified to place your mortgage in forbearance. After a pause in loan obligations, however, you may still find yourself unable to meet your expenses when your mortgage payments resume. The Ascent reports that only half of the about...
Working with the IRS after bankruptcy
You may file for bankruptcy because you cannot pay your federal taxes. There are several things that you should understand when you choose this route. When you file for bankruptcy, you usually compile a list of your creditors. The Internal Revenue Service says that...
Tips to help secure a car loan after bankruptcy
Going through bankruptcy may make it harder for lenders to give you a loan, but it is far from impossible. Lenders are indeed on the lookout for red flags that signal somebody is a financial risk. Still, if you want to buy a new car after your bankruptcy, you may find...
How may a sole proprietor file for personal bankruptcy?
Maryland small business owners operating as sole proprietorships may file for personal bankruptcy. If your business faces overwhelming financial hardships, you may file a petition for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, as noted by Business.com. If you applied for credit cards or...
Why is 30% so important to your credit score?
If you want to purchase a new home, car or any other expensive item, you have a couple of options: You can either pay cash or secure a loan. Still, most Americans do not have even three months of their salaries in savings. When you apply for a loan, the financial...
How could bankruptcy affect my outstanding tax debts?
Bankruptcy rarely discharges an individual's unpaid tax obligations. If you can prove an unusual financial hardship, however, the court may consider discharging certain tax debts. As noted by Credit Karma, taxes more than three years old could have a chance of ending...