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Consumer debt refers to the financial obligation an individual has based on purchases of products or services. Common consumer debt includes automobile loans, mortgages, student loans and credit card balances. Debt piles up quickly with loans that charge anywhere from 4 percent to 25 percent interest. The best way to avoid debt is to... more »
Not all debt consolidation jobs have to do with customer contact or even the handling of the consumer's finances. Instead, there are a variety of ancillary jobs that now also have to be filled to keep the debt consolidation industry competitive. There are jobs available in front office or back office employment. more »
The rules of procedure associated with the United States Bankruptcy Court differ significantly on a number of levels from those associated with the civil and criminal trial courts in the federal judicial system. There is a separate Bankruptcy Code of Procedure that is followed in these types of cases. Within the Bankruptcy Code of... more »
Business owners and managers rather routinely receive garnishment orders from courts. If you receive a garnishment order in regard to one of your employees, there are very specific steps that you must take in order to comply with the order. You need to make sure that you understand the garnish process and comply with the order in a... more »
There are a number of different types of bankruptcy cases that can be filed in the United States. Two of the most common versions of bankruptcy are known by the section of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code in which they are found: Chapter 7 and Chapter 11. These different bankruptcy procedures have different net effects and end results. Both... more »
Debt got you down? Credit cards and other consumer debt might seem to be a trap that's hard...
Consumer debt is a common way in which individuals pay for aspects of their life. This includes personal loans, installment plans, credit cards,... more »
During difficult financial times, when you're out of work or behind on your bills, it pays to know your legal rights when it comes to consumer... more »
The interest rates charged on credit card balances and other debts can contribute to the amount of debt you have. Learn how to lower your interest... more »
Individual debtors (as opposed to business entities) must meet certain eligibility requirements before filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 7,... more »
Consumer debt is a common way in which individuals pay for many aspects of their life. It includes personal loans, installment plans and credit... more »
Home equity can be a great financial resource when used carefully, but keeping a cushion of home equity can help prevent owing more on mortgage... more »
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