The cost of medical care in the United States is exorbitant, and medical debt is an increasing concern for Americans. According to a study published in July 2021, nearly 18% of Americans had medical debt in collections in June 2020. And between 2009 and 2020, unpaid medical bills became the largest source of debt Americans
There have been some important provisions added to the U.S. Bankruptcy Code during the coronavirus pandemic that make qualifying for bankruptcy and achieving debt relief a smoother and easier process for those facing financial challenges due to COVID-19. Under these new laws, which introduced and expanded certain personal and business bankruptcy provisions aimed at
As Halloween passes and we start to move into the end of the year, it might be important to realize now, that we're entering the season of debt. Entering the Season of Debt It makes sense that many people decide to file for bankruptcy in January - it's usually because of the debt that is
Every couple of years a new app comes out - there are ones for selling and buying, divorces, and even bankruptcy. But you could risk a lot if you choose to take your bankruptcy process to an app. Why You SHOULDN'T Use an App for Your Bankruptcy In a very heavy tech and "app" world,
Collection calls are stressful. Even more stressful is when those calls persist. If you are struggling under insurmountable debt and are receiving ongoing collection calls from your creditors it's important to know that there is a way to stop the ongoing harassment. Stop the Collection Calls Unfortunately, it is not illegal for debtors to call
