Poplar Inc. is preparing to close operations centers in Rosemont, where it has approximately 300 employees. Of the 550 Popular positions in Rosemont and Orlando, 100 will be moved to other U.S. offices and 200 will be moved to Puerto Rico. This coupon is valid for former Poplar Inc. employees affected by these closures. Thomas W. Lynch & Associates, P.C. is offering the following until 5/15/2015: 20% off legal fees for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy OR 10% off legal fees for … [Read more...]
Discounted Rates for Former Coldwater Creek Employees Affected by Upcoming Closures
May 1, 2014 by
Coldwater Creek is another huge retailer that is being forced to file bankruptcy as sales continue to decline. Coldwater Creek has several stores in the Chicago area that will affect the livelihood of those employees once the stores close. This coupon is valid for former Coldwater Creek employees affected by these closures. Thomas W. Lynch & Associates, P.C. is offering the following until 5/15/2015: 20% off legal fees for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy OR 10% off legal fees for Chapter 13 … [Read more...]
Paying off debt – easy ways to accomplish your goal
April 30, 2014 by
Having too much debt is a problem for many people. Many people had to rely on credit during the recession to make ends meet. Now that things are improving, they are faced with paying off the debt they accumulated to make ends meet. It may seem overwhelming; however, there are ways to pay off your debts. The first step begins with creating a budget so you know how much money you have to work with each month. For more tips read, “10 Easy Ways to Pay Off Debt.” Image credit: lemonjenny … [Read more...]
Bankruptcy automatic stay stops creditor harassment
April 29, 2014 by
It is extremely stressful when you are unable to pay your bills. It is even more stressful when you are being harassed by collection agents, bill collectors and creditors. While some creditors and collection agencies abide by the rules for collecting debts, many do not. They call at all hours of the night, they contact your job and some even show up on your doorstep. The automatic stay provisions of the Bankruptcy Code protect debtors from this abuse. For more about the bankruptcy … [Read more...]
Is a 30-year mortgage right for you?
April 28, 2014 by
It seems that when everyone thinks about buying a home, they automatically assume they will borrow the money for their purchase using a 30-year mortgage. However, this may not be the best alternative depending on your financial situation. There are more options available to homebuyers than just a 30-year, fixed rate mortgage. Flexible rate mortgages, shorter term mortgages and or combinations of the two. For information on other types of mortgages that may suit your financial needs better … [Read more...]
Are you spending too much money?
April 25, 2014 by
There are times that we all spend more money than we intend to spend. We splurge on a new outfit or something that is an impulse purchase. However, roughly 5% of Americans struggle with a spending addiction. Occasionally overspending becomes more of a daily occurrence. Overspending can quickly become a serious financial problem causing those who cannot control their spending to accumulate massive credit card debt and get behind on their bills. To find out if your occasionally overspending … [Read more...]
Why you need a bankruptcy attorney
April 24, 2014 by
Bankruptcy law is complex. People who file their own bankruptcy cases often realize too late that they should have retained a bankruptcy attorney to protect their rights. An experienced bankruptcy attorney knows the bankruptcy laws including the many changes that took effect when the Bankruptcy Code was modified in 2005. Having an experienced bankruptcy attorney on your side ensures the most favorable outcome for you. Your attorney may also be able to suggest several bankruptcy options so … [Read more...]
Borrowers’ student loan accounts in default when co-borrower dies or files bankruptcy
April 23, 2014 by
If you have a student loan, you need to take notice of this alarming trend. Some student loan borrowers are finding that their accounts are being placed in default status when the co-borrower dies or files for bankruptcy - - even when the accounts are current. By placing the loans in default, the companies are demanding payment in full. This is placing some student loan borrowers in a financial crisis as they try to deal with large student loan balances. For more read, “Grads hit with … [Read more...]
Do you know what tax documents you should keep?
April 22, 2014 by
Whew! For most of us, tax time is finally over. We have made it through the massive stack of receipts and documents that we needed to file our tax returns. The Internal Revenue Service advices keeping copies of your returns and supporting tax documentation for at least three years from the date the return is filed. While it may seem like a pain to keep up with all of this paper, you can find some helpful tips and suggestions by reading, “What Tax Documents Should You Keep?” to make keeping up … [Read more...]
Bad mortgage advice that could cost you
April 21, 2014 by
If you are considering buying a new home or refinancing your current mortgage, you may have gotten lots of advice from friends, family, mortgage lenders and the internet about how to find the best mortgage. However, not all mortgage advice is good advice. There are some mortgage myths and rumors floating around that could potentially cost you thousands of dollars if you listen to bad advice. For example, some people will tell you that a fixed mortgage is the best mortgage; however, there are … [Read more...]
