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If you're already in debt as a California senior, there are a few things you can do to ease your financial situation. Go into retirement with your eyes wide open. Hope for the best regarding your health, but plan for the worst. And if you do have to file for bankruptcy, do so with a qualified bankruptcy attorney.

Reduced price points are available at many venues for the 55+ crowd throughout Los Angeles, and there’s so much more than early bird specials. From hotels to museums to movie theaters, senior discounts are abundant in Southern California. Here are 12 of the best-kept LA senior discounts.

Filing for bankruptcy can be hard, but it doesn't have to be. Choose an experienced bankruptcy attorney in Los Angeles who will help you become debt-free.

Learn everything you need to know about California reverse mortgages, including advantages and disadvantages and required mortgage counseling.

The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has filed a lawsuit against Freedom Debt Relief of California. Get help if you've been a client of Freedom.

In L.A., we need to protect ourselves from natural disasters like earthquakes and wildfires. But how often do natural hazards result in bankruptcy?

The cost of living in L.A. is 44% higher than the national average. How much debt will you accumulate raising a child here? Save money with these tips.

We all make mistakes in our 20s. Financial ones, however, can impact us for the rest of our life. Fix your student loans, invest, and start budgeting today.

When my parents die, will I be responsible for their debt in California? Will debt collectors try to contact me while I'm mourning?

Looking to retire early, or at all? You'll need to know how much money to make, save, and invest each year to last you through your LA retirement.

Is a mortgage after bankruptcy possible? Certainly! You'll usually have to wait two years and rebuild credit, but then you can apply for a home loan in L.A.

Sales tax holidays help consumers save money on computers, books, clothing, and more. How much do we pay in California sales tax? How can I save in L.A.?