Homeownership is one of the largest investments a person will make and, for some people, crossing that milestone is a great feeling. As awesome as homeownership is, it’s also a big responsibility. More than in the recent past, Americans are experiencing the weight of that ...

A foreclosure on a home is a reality many Americans face. In 2021, 92,346 residences were foreclosed. Although foreclosures are currently at an all-time low, 2009 saw 2,139,005 foreclosures in a single year. Granted, economic events like the one that occurred in 2009 are rar ...

Covid-19 and the forced government shutdown created financial havoc for many small business owners. The CARES Act was passed to relieve some of that stress, and many individuals applied for loans just to get by and keep their small businesses afloat. This article will explai ...

Bankruptcy can seem intimidating, but with a licensed attorney’s help, the process of filing for bankruptcy can be simplified. Before filing for bankruptcy, there are several things one should avoid to ensure they qualify for bankruptcy and do not violate any bankruptc ...

Bankruptcy. Most would consider this a negative word. It is associated with having no money, which is not a financial state most people would want to be in. However, in some circumstances, it might be beneficial for people with outstanding debts to file for bankruptcy. In th ...

Many people think of bankruptcy as a last resort to deal with their debt, but the truth is that bankruptcy is nothing more than a helpful tool designed by the government to assist anyone who has fallen on hard times. Unfortunately, the stigma that many associate with filing ...