Category Archives: Bankruptcy Retirement
Is Your Family Responsible for Your Debts After You Die?
On personal finance podcasts and advice columns, you often hear from people, middle aged and older, who decide to ask for advice when they realize that their debt is more than they can reasonably expect to pay off in a lifetime. Some of these consumers took out student loans in their 50s, either to… Read More »
Can Debt Relief Make Your Retirement Plans a Reality?
For as long as you can remember, your future plans have not extended beyond the next payday. You spend every pay period scrambling to make the next installment payment on your debts. If you are among the lucky few, you signed up years ago to have your employer deposit a small portion of each… Read More »
Filing for Bankruptcy Can Bring Seniors Relief From Medical Debt
While you are in the workforce, it is easy to imagine that retirees are free from many of the expenses that keep you stuck living from paycheck to paycheck. Retirees don’t have to pay to park in the garage at work every day or buy gas from their commute. Senior discounts are easy to… Read More »
Why Seniors Choose Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Florida deserves its reputation as the best place to retire; looking up to see the seagulls fly by, as the sun reflects off of your reading glasses is one of life’s great pleasures. While it is certainly possible to live within one’s means in South Florida, the cost of living has gone up everywhere. … Read More »
When Can You Tell A Deceased Family Member’s Creditors To Get Lost?
It is never easy to be the personal representative of a family member’s estate, simply because it is always hard to lose a loved one, but the better a job your family member did with estate planning, the easier your job as a personal representative will be. Sorting out the personal property of a… Read More »