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Saving, Investing, Retirement & Social Security

What is Credit Card Churning?

Credit card churning is the art of using a credit card company’s marketing efforts to your advantage. It is a risky practice, but many use lenders’ strategies to rack up

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Debt

Consumer Debt vs Non-Consumer Debt

Those struggling with debt often file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. When they make this decision, they must fill out and complete a bankruptcy means form test. This test determines whether

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Debt

Jail Time for Credit Card Debt

Dealing with credit card debt is difficult enough already. However, phone calls from collection agencies and creditors greatly add to the stress for many people. Sometimes, those collectors try to

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How Long Is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Chapter 7

How Long Is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

The decision to file for bankruptcy may be the best option when you are going through financial hardship. When a Chapter 7 filing is completed, it can help with your

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Bankruptcy Chapter 13

Chapter 13 Payday Loans

Payday loans seem like an appealing option when you’re struggling to pay your bills and falling behind on monthly payments. Payday lenders that work with Chapter 13 (also known as

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Bankruptcy

Motion for Relief from Automatic Stay

One of the most important pieces in getting relief from debt is filing for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy has a host of benefits, including preventing creditors and collectors calls, stopping garnishments or

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