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If you still owe money on your mortgage loan but are unable to pay it, the lender has the right to foreclosure on your mortgage and take possession of the property. In addition to potentially leaving you homeless, this can have a devastating effect on your credit....
Disabled veterans may find that they can not work because of their disability. Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU) benefits exist to help support veterans in this situation. Becoming familiar with these frequently asked questions may help...
When dealing with debt, the last thing anyone needs is to struggle underneath the unfair practices of a debt collector. To help combat this issue, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) came to be. Understanding how this works can help people in debt...
Many people want to avoid filing for bankruptcy for as long as possible due to the impact it can have on their credit score. However, it is a great way to get a clean financial slate, and the damage it causes is temporary. It is even possible to work toward fixing it...
Bankruptcy is a valuable tool for individuals from all income backgrounds. However, a cloud of misconceptions surrounds it. Examples of such falsehoods include that bankruptcy is only for financially irresponsible individuals (most bankruptcies are due to...
Historically, there has been a stigma associated with bankruptcy. This is far from the truth, that bankruptcy is simply a valuable tool offered by the government to give those in a hard place a way out of crippling debt. There are many possible causes of bankruptcy,...
Filing for bankruptcy, as uncomfortable as it may be, might be one of your only options for starting over. What you may not realize is that it is actually a very valuable resource when leveraged the right way. When you know how to use bankruptcy to your advantage, you...
If you struggle with burdensome debt that makes you feel hopeless, it is imperative to take a close look at the options in front of you and address your financial problems appropriately. In some instances, this involves filing for bankruptcy. It is vital to evaluate...
When some veterans return from war or a military conflict, they may develop post-traumatic stress disorder weeks or even months after the event. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs notes that this mental health issue occurs when the stress, fear or anxiety...
If you struggle with a disability as a veteran, you could face many obstacles on a daily basis. In addition to chronic pain, stress and financial hardships, your disability could impact your quality of life and your loved ones as well. For example, you could have to...