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September 3, 2012
Independent Monitor Releases 1st Report on the Bank’s Compliance with the National Mortgage Settlement
This report provides tons of accessible information, lots of clear graphics. Includes a detailed timetable, and state-by-state compliance data.
September 4, 2012
Taxes and Bankruptcy—Debunking a Hardy Myth
No wonder people think “bankruptcy can’t help me with my tax debt.” Even attorneys sometimes perpetuate the myth. A few days ago I saw a video
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September 5, 2012
Help! I’ve Just Been Sued by a Creditor! What Do I Do Now?
Don't react to getting lawsuit papers by avoiding them. Treat the lawsuit as a great incentive for taking the first step towards a better life.
September 6, 2012
Writing Off Income Taxes with a “Straight Bankruptcy”
You don’t always need to file a Chapter 13 case—with its 3-to-5-year payment plan–to deal with income tax debts. Thinking that you do is a myth,
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September 7, 2012
Just Been Sued by a Creditor? How Bankruptcy Helps Right Away
Getting sued by a creditor is a wake-up call to consider filing bankruptcy. If it's the right thing to do, there are advantages to filing before your deadline to respond to the lawsuit.
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