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Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a type of bankruptcy for Nevada consumers who have enough income to pay off some of their debts over a period of time. Unlike Chapter 7, you won’t be able to cancel all your debts, but you also won’t lose your property. This form of bankruptcy is best for those who…
Bankruptcy is your last resort when it becomes increasingly difficult to pay for even the basic amenities such as medical expenses and credit card bills. Your credit rating might go for a toss but you are not alone in this turmoil. Numerous people have filed for bankruptcy in the past few years. It will definitely…
Since the 90’s, Las Vegas rode high on almost 15 years of unbelievable profits and growth. Each year was better than the next, and the rapid expansion could hardly keep pace with the country’s seemingly unending hunger for more hotels, more casinos, more everything. In 2007, over 39 million people visited Vegas, an all-time high….
College students have a lot on their plate. Between school work, paying for tuition and working, trying to establish good credit can seem like a relatively minor priority. However, establishing a good credit score in college can have positive effects later in life. The good news is it’s not as hard as it might seem…
In today’s world where finances are not easy to handle, and the economies go through recession after recession, it is no wonder that creditors are hard to pay. Expenses rise for the common man as inflation occurs, and there are always medical bills, job losses, divorces, lawsuits and other unforeseeable expenses. A lot of people…
When the Americans are overburdened with a huge amount of debt, they wonder about the ways in which they can get out of it and live a stress-free life. While there are options like debt settlement, debt consolidation and bankruptcy that they can resort to, they often get confused about the options that best suit…
If you have payday loans, you’re not alone. According to recent reports1, 12 million people apply for payday loans every year in the United States. For households struggling to make ends meet, payday advances may be a necessity to pay their bills and support their families. But what happens if you can’t repay it? If…