Guidance for Consumers Thinking About Bankruptcy

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Bankruptcy Put to Music

A friend of mine in New York City filed a bankruptcy for a musician.  That musician  learned so much from the process that he put it to music.  Maybe you don’t like loud music, so turn the volume down on your computer and read the captions.  This says it all: Leave It All Behind Leave… Continue Reading

Happy Holidays! The Credit Card Industry Is Raising Your Interest Rate!

Happy holidays indeed.  If you’re a credit card company. According to this article in the Denver Post (“Credit Card Rates Soar Just Before Shopping Season“), credit card companies have been raising rates on unassuming consumers.  The credit industry is preparing for the major reforms on the unscrupulous practices they have been getting away with for… Continue Reading

Bankruptcy Myths and Misconceptions

There are a lot of things in life that are pretty natural and instinctive.  Bankruptcy is not one of them. As a result, people have a number of misconceptions about the bankruptcy process, such as: 1.  There’s nothing I can do to stop creditors from harassing me. FALSE. The moment you file for bankruptcy, you… Continue Reading