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Bankruptcy or Foreclosure – Which is worse for Your FICO Score?

Whether you’re struggling to make mortgage payments or seriously behind, foreclosure is a scary proposition. Not only would this be devastating to your lifestyle, but you may be concerned about its impact on your credit. But isn’t every...
•December 16, 2016••, •No comments
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Considering Bankruptcy? Don’t Become a Target for Credit Scams

It may seem a bit opportunistic, perhaps even heartless, but there are plenty of companies that look for people who are struggling with debt and try to exploit them for profit. While this is not true of all...
•December 3, 2016•••No comments
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Are Single People More Vulnerable to Bankruptcy?

It should come as no surprise to learn that singles are less affluent compared to other family structures. According to recent research by the MetLife Mature Market Institute, singles reported the lowest income levels (averaging $32,000), the lowest...
•November 27, 2016•••No comments
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Medical Debt and Bankruptcy

We’ve all heard the statistics about job loss and credit card spending, and many believe these are the main roads to bankruptcy. During the recession, many families faced extended unemployment, which led to foreclosure and enormous debt loads....
•September 16, 2016•••No comments
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What to Expect at Your Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Meeting of Creditors

Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be stressful enough, but then your Colorado bankruptcy lawyer informs you that you must attend something called a “Meeting of Creditors” before your debts can be discharged? That might be enough to...
•May 16, 2016••, •No comments
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