by HainesKrieger | Jul 19, 2019
Senior citizens are not alone in struggling with debt, but those near or at retirement may face special challenges. While younger Americans, overwhelmed by debt can sometimes reduce expenses, take on a second job...
by HainesKrieger | Oct 21, 2018
During the 12-month period that ended September 30, 2018, more than 760,000 Americans filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. These Americans were facing seemingly insurmountable...
by HainesKrieger | Dec 17, 2011
Debt settlement ads are very attractive to individuals struggling with debt. The promise is to reach an agreement you can afford to pay. The debtor agrees to pay a percentage of the debt (usually in a lump sum), and...
by HainesKrieger | Sep 14, 2011
In the movies, you’ll see a con artist, often played by an unusually handsome actor, tricking wealthy people (who deserve it) out of their money. It often makes for good entertainment. Will the victim con the con...
by HainesKrieger | Mar 28, 2011
Debt collectors can be ruthless. Persistent telephone calls at home and work, embarrassing letters in red envelopes, calls to friends and family, and even public posts to your Facebook account are all dirty tactics...
by HainesKrieger | Jan 30, 2011
Your bankruptcy discharge prohibits certain creditors from collecting from you personally after your bankruptcy case. So what happens when a creditor contacts you after your discharge? The answer depends on the...
