Bankruptcy is a serious decision with long-lasting consequences. Before taking that step, explore these six alternatives.

Filing for bankruptcy could be a smart move in certain cases, but in others, debt relief could make more sense.

The short answer is yes, most collections debt can be eliminated through bankruptcy, but the type of bankruptcy you file determines exactly how this works. The two most common types are Chapter 7 and ...

If you feel that declaring bankruptcy is the only reasonable option left for you, you might be able to work with CountryWide Debt Relief to try another solution, such as debt settlement.

Research shows that Black Americans are more likely than White Americans to file for bankruptcy and to choose Chapter 13, which is more expensive and often less successful than Chapter 7.

The Better Business Bureau offers these tips for avoiding debt relief scams: * Don’t pay in advance. It’s illegal for debt relief and credit repair companies to collect payment before their services ...

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