Category Archives: Loans
Atlanta Residents Debate Whether to Pay Down Mortgage or Choose Bankruptcy for the Biggest Savings
Not worrying about your mortgage payment might sound like a dream come true – and with the low mortgage rates we’re seeing today, now might seem like the time to pay down that home loan. But, for most Chicago residents, paying off the mortgage early might come at a price they can’t afford, particularly if… Read More »
Atlanta Bankruptcy Attorneys See More Homeowners Default on House Than On Credit Card
What if you had two choices: Pay the mortgage each month, or pay your credit card bill? In the past, choosing was a no-brainer – put the money towards the roof over your head. But increasingly, Americans are starting to prioritize credit cards, meaning the mortgage gets left by the wayside, according to Atlanta bankruptcy… Read More »
Atlanta Bankruptcy Attorneys Recommend Personalizing Your Debt Payoff Plan
People customize their cars and computers, yet most would never think to customize their debt relief plan. Nope, most folks stick to the old idea that they should pay off the debt with the highest interest rate first, according to Chicago bankruptcy attorneys. It’s a great plan – if you can afford it. You’ll save… Read More »
Atlanta Bankruptcy Attorneys Caution That Social Networking Sites Could Harm Your Finances
You wouldn’t dream of turning in a sloppy resume or loan application full of misspellings and inappropriate answers, right? But many of us are doing even worse when we apply for that loan, job or credit card – and we don’t even realize it, according to Atlanta bankruptcy attorneys. It’s all thanks to social networking… Read More »
Chicago Bankruptcy Attorneys Warn Social Networking Could Affect Your Credit
Remember the days when lenders would look at your credit score to determine whether you were a risk? It was so much simpler back then. So what’s changed? Social networking was invented. By now, most us use – or are at least familiar with – Facebook. And so are lenders, creditors and employers, who are… Read More »