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People in Texas cities have more credit card debt
A new report by CreditCards.com ranked two Texas cities among the most debt-burdened cities in the country. According to the…
Restaurant chain Z’Tejas files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
It has recently been reported that the restaurant chain Z'Tejas has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. According to the bankruptcy…
Celebrity bankruptcies show the ups and downs of success
Fortunes go up and down for famous people in Texas and around the country. Like others who are not as…
Foreclosure rates rising across the nation
Texas homeowners may be interested to know that although their home state isn't among the top 10 for foreclosures, the…
Foreclosures versus short sales
Many Texas homeowners who get behind on their mortgages and who have little hope of catching up initially attempt to…
2 options for paying off debts faster
Getting out of debt is something that takes work, especially if some of it involves credit card bills. The interest…
Rules on debt collection and notification
Consumer debt remains a constant concern for many Texas residents in the post-recession economy. One of the problems cited by…
U.S. Department of Education announces student debt relief
Texas residents may be aware that several for-profit colleges have been criticized for burdening their students with excessive debt. The…
Benefits of bankruptcy filing for retirees
Some retirees in Texas may benefit from filing for bankruptcy if they are struggling with debt. Chapter 13 bankruptcy may…
Managing debt as a senior
Older Texas residents who are struggling with debt may be interested to know there are a number of strategies they…
Converting to Chapter 7 bankruptcy from Chpater 13
Some Texas residents may know that the United States Supreme Court ruled in May that funds that were not distributed…
Texas student loan borrowers may be scam victims
The attorney general of Illinois has sued five companies that it claims broke state law when it demanded upfront fees…
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