
I get calls every month from people who say they are surprised that they have received a summons!
I get calls every month from people who say they are surprised that they have received a summons!
Trying to decide if you should enroll in a Debt Settlement Program?
When a debt is settled (IRS says, “forgiven”) for more than $600, you may receive a form 1099C that seems to say that you are going to have to pay more tax! Here’s what you need to do to have the “forgiveness” excluded as additional income:
If you live in Oregon and receive a notice that your wages are going to be garnished, here’s what you need to do:
Wage garnishment or a bank levy is a terrible situation to be in. If you’ve been garnished, here are some things you can do to stop the garnishment:
If you are experiencing the stress that comes from having too much debt, take heart! You have several options:
If you’ve been slapped with a WAGE GARNISHMENT, you need to know WHY it happened and HOW to put a STOP to it! A wage garnishment or bank levy/garnishment doesn’t just “happen”! Before a “writ of garnishment” can be granted to a creditor or debt collector, several things have happened:
A recent newspaper article in Portland, OR from The Oregonian stated that as many as 33% of all consumers will be dealing with debt collectors!
Too much credit card and other unsecured debt? Not able to keep up with the payments? You may be a prospect for Debt Settlement.
A recent article in our Portland, OR newspaper, The Oregonian, stated that one in every three people in America are facing debt collection. If you are one of the 33%, what are your options?
Debt…although a necessary evil in today’s economy, it can be devastating. Here are 4 Debt Control programs that may work for you!
Dealing with debt collectors is not easy, but it can be done. Here are a few tips on how to deal with debt collectors. Debt collectors have one purpose: To get you to pay up…period! Many debt collectors are paid a percentage or commission based on how much they can get you to pay, so… Read more »
If you find yourself unable to pay your bills, about to lose your home, or in a financial hole so deep that you can’t climb out of, then it is time to look into filing for bankruptcy protection.
If you cannot qualify for a Debt Management Program, then you should consider a Debt Settlement Program.