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There are many issues that Ohio residents may need to be aware of when it comes to how filing bankruptcy may impact their finances. The good news for those with a 401(k) or an IRA is that money inside of those accounts are often off-limits to creditors. The only...
As most brides will agree, few things are more stressful than trying to plan a wedding. Everything has to be just right in order for that one day to be a truly special one. And for many brides-to-be, it all starts with finding their wedding dress. Sadly, hundreds of...
Ohio consumers who may have been prevented from bringing a class action suit against a bank or credit card company because of arbitration clauses contained in their agreements may now be able to do so because of a rule issued on July 10 by the Consumer Financial...
There are few things worse than seeing your debt rise after retirement. You might think you're too old to rejoin the workforce or worry you won't get hired even if you did apply. Whatever the reason, it's important not to make this major mistake: paying off your debts...
Ohio residents who are struggling to cope with unmanageable financial situations sometimes seek debt relief by filing Chapter 7 bankruptcies, but their petitions may be denied if it appears that they are abusing the bankruptcy process to take unfair advantage of their...
For people who are facing severe financial challenges, including the possibilities of foreclosure or auto repossession, filing for bankruptcy may offer relief. It can also come with unexpected surprises, as one Ohio couple learned. The couple filed for Chapter 13, and...
