The holidays present an excellent opportunity to teach your kids good financial lessons that will stick with them for life. Here are just a few.
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Dishonesty in the bankruptcy process can have serious negative impacts on your case and on your life. Bankruptcy fraud is a federal felony.
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies occupy a unique place in finance today, but how are they treated in bankruptcy? Here's what to know.
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Although everyone has unique retirement savings needs, some general points can be made about those needs and how they can be met.
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A new federal law is enhancing two key tools that Americans can use to help protect against identity theft: security freezes and fraud alerts. Better yet, both tools are free.
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Although there are no foolproof methods for preventing identity theft, there are some steps that everyone can take to make it harder for criminals to target them and steal their personal information.
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The rules for filing that second bankruptcy are a little different than the first time around. Learn the rules on filing two bankruptcies in LA.
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By sending a debt validation letter in California to a debt collector, you force the collector to cease all collection activity until it validates the debt.
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About 1 in 3 Americans has had a debt turned over to collections. That’s 77 million people, many of whom have been arrested and sent to jail for their debt. This crisis impacts black and Latino communities the most, the ACLU says, because of longstanding gaps in poverty and wealth.
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Many Americans between the ages of 65 to 74 - in fact two-thirds of us - have debt. Is it more important to pay that down, or save to retire?
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