Can a Debt Collector Come After Me for a Business Debt?
November 06, 2015
You might have the option to take a break from your loan payments during the holidays, but that may not be as nice a gift as it seems to be.
You might have the option to take a break from your loan payments during the holidays, but that may not be as nice a gift as it seems to be.
Your personal assets could be on the hook for your business debt.
Can you leave debt behind if you move out of state? Probably not, but consumer protections may be different. Here's the 411 on debt and moving.
The credit bureaus are worried about the $265 billion of home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) that will enter repayment mode in the next few years, and so am I.
How do debt collectors know so much about you? And can debt collectors check your credit without your permission?
Chances are the college fund is safe, but protections vary by state and depend on who is responsible for the debts in question.
You never know if a debt collector will sue you over an unpaid bill, and you may not be able to avoid it, but here are some tips for anticipating a lawsuit.
Losing a loved one is never easy, and it’s only made harder when you’re left wondering how to deal with the debt they left behind.
What happens when you owe a medical debt and your medical history is shared with debt collectors? Is that even legal?
Medical bill collections can come as a huge surprise, particularly if you never received a bill. But consumers are getting some leverage.
