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What Credit Score Do You Need to Buy a House?

Even with mortgage rates at an all-time high, many of us dream of owning a home, and a good credit score is still essential if you want to realize the American Dream. How does your credit stack …

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Beware of These Common Debt Collection Scams

Americans are piling up the credit card debt, just as many believe the economy is headed towards a recession. With credit card debt in the US reaching the trillion dollar mark, aggressive debt …

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Is it possible to file bankruptcy virtually without meeting my attorney?

In a word, yes, in light of the changing business landscape during COVID-19, even the bankruptcy courts are easing up on in person requirements, such as the meeting of creditors. The coronavirus …

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Biden on Bankruptcy: 10 Ways the Bankruptcy Laws Could Change if Democrats Take the White House

In the last few weeks as Vice President Biden has solidified his position as the presumptive Democratic Party Presidential nominee, he has adopted positions of his former rivals to unify the party, …

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The 5 Best Credit Cards for Rebuilding Your Credit

If you have a low credit score, it probably either means you’re just starting to build your credit as a young adult, or you’ve been unable to pay bills, been sent to collections, and your score …

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5 Personal Finance Moves to Make Before You’re 30

Life after college can be an overwhelming and emotional process. We get our first “real” jobs after spending a few years racking up student loan debt, and then it’s on to possibly looking into …

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