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Texas bankruptcy: Sometimes we don’t know what we don’t know
April is Financial Literacy Month. If you've never heard that, don't be surprised. The designation hasn't been attached to the…
Latest read on consumer debt offers good news, bad news
Great news! The U.S. Census Bureau says that, compared to 2000, more consumers are free of debt than they used…
Pop singer Warwick seeks tax liens resolution through Chapter 7
Time has been good to Dionne Warwick, generally. The 5-time Grammy winning singer can point back to a decades-long career…
Federal home-finance giants to simplify loan modifications
It is a little late in coming by a lot of peoples' measure, but the federal home-finance companies, Freddie Mac…
Attractive balance transfer deals not always good debt relief bet
How often in the midst of the most recent recession have consumers received pitches from credit card companies inviting them…
Texas lawmaker’s case shows personal side of business bankruptcy
A lot of individuals in Texas have faced the quandary of whether to file for bankruptcy in recent years. As…
Experts put little stock in Dow record as economic predictor
Economists are not known for being a particularly giddy lot, but some seemed to be downright over the moon earlier…
Chapter 13 study: Saying sorry may not help, might not hurt
When a person goes before a judge with a personal bankruptcy filing, there is nothing in the rules of engagement…
New questions raised in BofA mortgage loan modifications
Bank of America bought up subprime mortgage monolith, Countrywide Financial, back in 2008. Life hasn't been easy for the banking…
Texas bankruptcy’s bad rap undeserved: Here’s the bright side
There are a lot of people who have negative things to say about bankruptcy. The history of the bankruptcy process…
Suits against S&P on mortgage ratings; some say ‘about time’
State attorneys general are starting to expand the queue of governments going after Standard & Poor's, the credit rating service.…
Do self expression and easy credit conspire to create debt troubles?
The question posed above isn't meant to be facetious. It's a legitimate inquiry that seems to be set out by…
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