Planning for Retirement: What Women Should Consider
Retirement is a luxury that requires some planning, and yet, only one-third of women think they are well prepared for retirement — and often they are not as well prepared as men. Let’s examine some of the reasons why women fail to prepare for retirement and look at what you can do to get ready…
Read moreChapter 7 Bankruptcy in Mississippi: What You Need to Know
Pecans, cotton, catfish, sweet potatoes — all have a huge, if not “capital,” presence in Mississippi. The nickname “Old Man River” is reserved for the Mississippi River, the largest river in the United States and the nation’s chief waterway. The Magnolia State also is rich in history, with the Mississippi Delta considered the birthplace of…
Read moreChapter 7 Bankruptcy in Minnesota: What You Need to Know
Minnesota isn’t just home to people with a well-known accent. It’s also home to the country’s largest urban sculpture garden in Minneapolis, the largest regional playhouse in the U.S., and Minneapolis boasts more golfers per capita than any city in the country. Minnesota also has 90,000 miles of beautiful shoreline, which is more than our…
Read moreChapter 7 Bankruptcy in New Jersey: What You Need to Know
New Jersey is often described as one of the wealthiest states in the nation. In raw numbers, that’s true — New Jersey consistently posts median individual and household incomes well above the national median. Through 2018, New Jersey’s average household income was almost $80,000. Unfortunately, a high cost of living offsets higher income, and the…
Read moreChapter 7 Bankruptcy in Wisconsin: What You Need to Know
Traditionally hailed as the “Dairy Capital of the USA,” the heartland of Wisconsin is also the birthplace of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright; the home of the world’s largest music festival, Milwaukee Summerfest; and a prime location for nature lovers with easy access to the Great Lakes. While the thriving milk, cheese, and yogurt industry…
Read moreChapter 7 Bankruptcy in Missouri: What You Need to Know
Missouri was pivotal for launching the settlement of the western United States. The Lewis and Clark expedition began near present day St. Louis, and Missouri was the eastern starting point for the Pony Express, the Oregon Trail, the California Trail, and for many years, the Santa Fe Trail. The 91-acre Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in…
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