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What Lies Beyond the U.S. Debt Ceiling

Posted on May 17, 2011 by Debt Dot Com

For a lot of Americans, maxing out credit limits is a last resort; a means of trying to stay afloat during tough economic times. Creditors put a cap on how much consumers can borrow to limit their risk, and the … Continue reading →

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Bankruptcy’s Role in Resolving Debt

Posted on April 28, 2011 by Debt.com Blog

For people deeply in debt and at the end of their financial rope, filing for personal bankruptcy protection may be the last remaining course of action. However, making such an important decision should not be done lightly, particularly as the … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles Library | Tagged bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Code, bankruptcy protection, chapter 13, Chapter 7, creditors, Debt, debt collection, debt collectors, get out of debt, payday loans, secured debt | 1 Comment

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Tag Archives: creditors

What Lies Beyond the U.S. Debt Ceiling

Bankruptcy’s Role in Resolving Debt

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