Legal Defenses for Credit Card Debt Lawsuits
If you are being sued by a credit card company for your past-due debts, it can be a frightening and […]
Education Secretary Tries to Make It Harder for Students Seeking Debt Relief
The U.S. Education Department has proposed new changes to rules enacted during the Obama-era that offer debt relief to students who were
Did Your Lender Sell Your Mortgage to Another Bank?
Did you take out a loan from a mortgage company or bank only to later find out that it was
What You Need to Know About Wage Garnishment
If you ignore your credit card debt for too long, it can lead to your wages being garnished and your
Apple Customers File Class Action Lawsuit Against the Cupertino-Based Company for Deliberately Slowing Older iPhones
Apple may be on the verge of becoming the first American company to reach a market value of $1 trillion,
Payday Lenders Fight New Restrictions
Payday lenders lost their fight trying to block new federal rules that will curb short-term loans that many critics say
Apple Sued for Purposefully Slowing Down iPhones
Have you suspected that your iPhone 6 or iPhone 7 phone has been working way too slow as it gets
What Should I Do if Debt Collectors Keep Harassing Me?
Going through financial hardship is a distressing experience. Getting harassing phone calls about your student loans, mortgage, or credit card
Judge’s Decision to Hit Bank of America with a $46 Million Award in Bankruptcy Case May Set New Precedent
A ruling by a judge in California, who found that Bank of America’s “brazen” and “heartless” behavior” during an improper
What You Need to Know About Payday Loan Debt?
Every year, the 12 million Americans who take out payday loans end up paying close to nine billion dollars in