Browsing: Debt

When someone dies with unpaid debts, those obligations don’t always disappear. In most cases, debts are paid from the person’s estate. If there isn’t enough money…

Debt is a concept that can be both daunting and confusing. Most people think of debt as either a necessary evil or something to be avoided…

This is Part 5 of the So You’re in Debt… Now What? series, and if you’ve been following along, we’ve talked about the emotional weight of…

Running a small business often means navigating financial ups and downs. When debts start piling up, it can feel like there’s no clear way forward. Debt…

When you’re deep in debt, using your own money—like retirement savings or life insurance cash value—might seem like a fast way out. But borrowing from yourself…

Businesses can run into trouble for many reasons, including rising costs, shrinking sales or unexpected market shifts. Restructuring the business may offer a way forward.   That…

Real estate secured debt, which includes both mortgages and home equity lines of credit (HELOCs), grew by $9.9 billion in April, driven almost entirely by the…

NCLRP eligibility Be a licensed registered nurse, an advanced practice registered nurse or a nurse faculty member Work for at least two years in a health-care…

If you’re unemployed and juggling multiple debts, you may be looking for ways to make your financial situation more manageable. A debt consolidation loan—which combines several…

If you’re behind on payments, you might worry that debt collectors could take money directly from your bank account. The truth is, they can’t do that…