Table of Contents Most eviction records remain visible for about seven years, though the exact timeframe can differ based on state regulations. While the eviction notice itself won’t be listed
Table of Contents Today’s generation hardly understands the right questions to ask to build and mold a positive future for themselves. For some, it’s the ongoing need to fit in
Table of Contents Many find discomfort in giving out their own social security number to financial institutions. Generally, this concern stems from fear of becoming the victim of identity theft
Table of Contents Have you ever wondered, “If I pay a collection will it be removed?” Did you know that if you pay off a debt collection that has rolled
No, Kentucky is not a community property state. Instead, it follows the common law system of equitable distribution. This means marital property is divided fairly—but not always equally—based on several
Table of Contents Divorce is not an easy decision to make, but sometimes it’s the best decision for the health of everyone involved. If you are considering filing for divorce
Table of Contents The phrases “in the red” and “in the black” describe a business or individual’s financial health. Being in the red means operating at a loss or running
Table of Contents The IRS does have the authority to seize property, including a primary residence, but it rarely happens. By law, the agency must first prove that there are
Table of Contents How Does Credit Score Work? There are multiple credit scoring institutions, each having varying methods of calculation. As a result, most will have slightly different scores as
Table of Contents Planning ahead is a smart thing to do, even when it comes to your own funeral. Many people set aside money for retirement or college funds, but
Table of Contents Yes, a repo agent can sometimes move another vehicle to reach yours, but only if it does not cause damage or create a “breach of the peace.”
Table of Contents Unfortunately, you have to spend money in order to save money sometimes. That’s definitely the case with most bankruptcy filings across the nation. You’re basically drowning in
Table of Contents When a person or a company files for bankruptcy with the bankruptcy court, their repaid debts go to a specific creditor’s claim (or multiple creditor claims) as
Table of Contents Filing bankruptcy is considered a tough break in the eyes of the average person. It has a negative, even scary financial connotation. While it’s true that bankruptcy
Table of Contents In the fourth quarter of 2020, Americans racked up approximately $820 billion in credit card debt alone. Just a year prior, in 2019, American credit card debt
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