Archive for December, 2009
Bankruptcy Questions : Requirements for Eligibility for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
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Chapter 13 requires applicants to be a natural person, an LLC or any other entity besides a corporation. Seek legal advice and determine what Chapter 13 requirements can be accomplished with information from a lawyer in this free video on bankruptcy.
Expert: Andy Forman
Bio: Andy Forman, Attorney at Law, has been in bankruptcy representation for over two decades and has lead council in over 3,000 bankruptcy cases.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Duration : 0:1:8
Chapter 11
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So we see in the news Chrysler is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. What does that mean to you or me. Have you filed for chapter 11? Im not talking about materially filling for bankruptcy but spiritally. Have you taken your case to Christ. It was Jesus who said
Mat_5:3 Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
The word poor here does not do this verse justice. It’s from the greek word pto?chós, fem. pto?che??, neut. pto?chón, adj. from pto?sso? (n.f.), to crouch, cower like a beggar. Poor and helpless. As a subst., someone in abject poverty, utter helplessness, complete destitution.
It means bankruptcy, Jesus is telling us blessed is the one who is spiritually bankrupt – theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
We ofter think on temporal things; food, clothing, shelter while at times considering our happiness in entertainment. While were concerned with our temporal happiness God the Father’s concern is our eternal joy.
Jesus is the forgotten promise. See, back in the garden of Eden man enjoyed eternal fellowship with the Father. Man’s joy was full. We lost that joy when we abode not in the truth. We are now spiritually bankrupt. Look unto Jesus, confess your sin to him, let him know you are spiritually bankrupt and he we restore the joy of salvation unto you, the joy of eternal fellowship with the Father.
God Bless.
Duration : 0:3:39
RI Bankruptcy options: chapter 7 or chapter 13
http://www.RI-Bankruptcy.com Attorney Mark Buckley explains how consumer debtors in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have two basic bankruptcy options: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Video discusses household income limits, means test, and saving a home from foreclosure.
Duration : 0:3:17
Refinance Your Mortgage With Bad Credit or Bankruptcy
While it is true that mortgage lenders & creditors typically give people with a good a credit rating, less scrutiny to refinance their home or condo mortgage. However, there is hope though for refinancing a home loan even if you have less than perfect credit. We will discuss what a bad credit report means, and how to improve your credit score, and how that affects your mortgage refinancing chances.
Typically, mortgage lenders use FICO credit score when looking over a potential borrower’s credit report. In the refinance industry, the FICO credit score is the most widely used determining factor in credit worthiness for people desiring a mortgage or refinancing. A FICO score is all of your credit information, analyzed, and given a single score.
The 3 determining factors mortgage lenders use when giving you a credit score are.
Payment history – Paying off loans or credit card debt early is a bonus. Amounts of credit issued and used arealso factored in
Credit History Length – Basically, how long you have been making consistent credit payments. The longer the better. Also the type of credit issued.
New Credit – The number and amount if recently issued credit.
Improve your credit score by paying bills on time. Clear any old debts off your record, the sooner the better. Make sure the credit you do have stays under control, make payments early and more than the minimum.
Always get a credit report before doing any of this. Check my links for refinancing lenders quotes mortgage calculators and free credit reports.
-M Petrone
http://www.RefinancingCondo.com
M Petrone
http://www.articlesbase.com/mortgage-articles/refinance-your-mortgage-with-bad-credit-or-bankruptcy-676014.html
Primary Information About Debt
People think that getting in and out of debt is pretty easy but it is not as easy as it seems. In the absence of careful planning debts can mount increasingly and turn into a very complex matter. People in general are not completely sure of how debts work and end up with a huge mountain of debts in front of them, ultimately filing for bankruptcy. The Consumer Debt Council has observed that 98% of all debt is avoidable. But this can be achieved only with a proper and meticulous plan.
Although it is primarily advised to stay away from debts, financial consultants segregate debts into two types: good debts and bad debts. A good debt is one you can reasonably afford to pay off and is within your budget limits. For example, loans taken for a house or vehicle may be necessary. However in such cases it is imperative to be realistic when choosing the kind of house or car. If the article you are purchasing on credit will depreciate in value as you pay the interest on it, it is a bad buy. This generally includes luxurious items, credit card debts, etc.
The problem begins when the bad debts go on accumulating. Thus you should try to get rid of them as soon as possible. Certain steps that will ensure you do this are:
Make a list of all your debts in the decreasing order of rate of interest. Start by paying off the ones higher on the list. Start reducing your expenses especially on not so essential items and increase the savings. Whenever you go shopping carry only the required amount of money. Leave your credit cards at home.
Also try ways to increase your income. Either by making sacrifices and working overtime or taking up a part time job. Try to ay more than the stipulated minimum monthly amount. This will help you to pay off the debt faster.
Another vital step is to carefully plan and prepare a budget. Enlist all your expenses, and sources of income. Plan in such a way that your income exceeds the expenses. The money saved can be used to eliminate the debts. However merely planning is not enough. The real test lies in exercising the right amount of self control and sticking to the budget.
After your debts have been paid, he money saved can be deposited in a bank. This will help you to build your finances and increase your standard of living. You should ensure that the bank pays you interest on your money rather than you paying the bank interest on the debts taken.
Jay Moncliff
http://www.articlesbase.com/non-fiction-articles/primary-information-about-debt-123451.html