Navient Student Loan Settlement – Do You Qualify?
The Attorneys General for 39 states entered into a settlement agreement with Navient (formerly known as Sallie Mae), a large national student loan servicer, “to
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Effective strategies to pay off debt
Debt can be a dangerous thing to have. It can quietly grow into a massive problem over months or years or happen overnight because of
Can debt collectors contact you on social media?
Individuals who face financial peril are no strangers to the collection efforts employed by various agencies. Creditors take significant steps to ensure repayment and often
ATTENTION: MR. COOPER/NATIONSTAR CUSTOMERS
According to the United States Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Mr. Cooper – also known as Nationstar – may have made “unauthorized withdrawals” from your
Can bankruptcy stop foreclosure on my home?
If you are facing foreclosure on your home in 2021, you aren’t alone. The economic downturn of 2020 has led many homeowners to get behind
How long will bankruptcy affect your credit?
When you decide to seek a bankruptcy, you know it will impact your credit. You may worry about when you can qualify for a loan
Can debt collectors call me whenever they want?
If you have mounting debts, you’ve probably become all to familiar with receiving calls from debt collectors. You may feel like your phone rings at
Sixth Circuit Case Summaries
Tagnetics, Inc. v. Kayser, No. 20-3556 (January 14, 2021). Kayser and two other former employees of Tagnetics filed an involuntary chapter 7 bankruptcy against Tagnetics
What debts can’t be discharged through bankruptcy?
If you feel your drowning in debt, you may see bankruptcy as your best option. If you seek Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you can get nearly
Business bankruptcies reach record highs amid pandemic
More U.S. businesses filed bankruptcy in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic than in any other year since 2009. Energy, retail and consumer services companies filed
