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What to do before visiting the hospital - Here’s the legal viewpoint
Personal Finance

What to do before visiting the hospital - Here’s the legal viewpoint

Updated Oct 16, 2020

This global pandemic is like an eye-opening event for people to understand how uncertain our lives are. People are now realizing the importance of estate planning to ensure financial security for their loved ones. Yes, the estate planning and planning for a medical emergency are certainly important for all the high-risk groups, such as medical professionals, first ...

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Ways you can pay off student loan debts tactfully
Personal Finance

7 Ways you can pay off student loan debts tactfully

Updated Sep 24, 2020

Student loans are good, but you need to be also aware that too much student loan debt can cost you painfully in near future. A student, who completed his graduation in 2009, having approx $30.000 student loan debt stated that, “ I wanted to get rid myself of the burden quickly. That anxiety gave me this laser focus to pay off that debt, I just found that fire and ...

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Can I file for bankruptcy while in the military?
Bankruptcy

Can I file for bankruptcy while in the military?

Updated Sep 20, 2020

If you are a military personnel and serving the nation, you have the same rights as any other civilian to file for bankruptcy and urge for protection from intimidating creditors. There are no legal restrictions as of now to prevent you from filing personal bankruptcy and requesting protection under either the Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 provision. Is bankruptcy a good ...

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Should You Pay Off Your 7+-Year-Old Credit Card Debt?
Credit

Should You Pay Off Your 7+-Year-Old Credit Card Debt?

Updated Sep 17, 2020

What happens when you stop making payments on your credit cards? Well, if you do so, its effects will become more adverse day by day! Once you are 30 days late, your creditors will contact you via email, phone, letters, to make the payments! You will be charged with hefty late fees, increased interest rates, etc. Besides, your delinquencies are reported after 30, ...

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Chapter 13 exemptions - What nobody would ever tell you
Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 exemptions - What nobody would ever tell you

Updated Sep 16, 2020

Chapter 13 bankruptcy exemptions are like an ‘emergency window’ which gives you the last chance to legally save as much as you can when paying back unsecured creditors.Chapter 13 bankruptcy and 7 exemptions are same - Really?There is a big difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy exemptions.In Chapter 7 bankruptcy, exemptions help you decide which ...

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Reasons that compel you to opt for chapter 7 bankruptcy
Bankruptcy

7 Reasons that compel you to opt for chapter 7 bankruptcy

Updated Sep 16, 2020

If you see bankruptcy filing as the one and only way out of your debt dilemma, and if you are sure of doing it, the very next question that pops up is under which bankruptcy to file. For most people who are looking to file personal bankruptcy, the choice entirely ceases down to either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. So the question is - which one is better and ...

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Which Debt To Pay Off First During COVID-19?
Debt Relief

Which Debt To Pay Off First During COVID-19?

Updated Aug 20, 2020

COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives in almost every aspect! We are trying utmost to brace ourselves from this deadly virus! Eventually, our priorities have changed. We are bound to change our age-old habits too! Let me give you a common example! Earlier, when we used to meet our friends, hugging each other was a common occurrence! But due to this pandemic, we ...

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5 Ways lawyers did good for people during the pandemic
Law

5 Ways lawyers did good for people during the pandemic

Updated Aug 5, 2020

We are in the second half of 2020, but the pandemic is still in its hyper-active mode. No one knows when this pandemic will have mercy on people, and leave this world. COVID-10 has created an unprecedented time in the history of mankind. People are losing lives and livelihoods every day. They are trying hard to fit into the ‘new normal’ situation where everything ...

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