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Credit reports should be non-negotiable in divorce proceedings

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Credit reports offer a wealth of valuable insights and can be especially important in evaluating client needs post-divorce, Lindsey Harn writes. Continue reading →

7 ways to find dependable renters now that moratoriums are ending

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After a rocky year-and-a-half due to local and federal eviction moratoriums, most landlords and property managers are finding ways to ensure they pick solid tenants this time around. Continue reading →

‘Should I pay down a collection?’ How to answer clients

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Consumers who’ve had a collection hit their credit report might be wondering if they should pay it off or hold off. Micah Curtis shares the right move to make — and the answer is not what you might think. Continue reading →

Why So Many 55+ People Are Going Bankrupt and How to Bounce Back

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The number of people 55 and older filing bankruptcies has skyrocketed since 1991, and that’s even more true for those 65 and older. Bankruptcy can offer a fresh start if you’ve fallen on tough times and are unable to pay your bills. Once you file bankr… Continue reading →

Why So Many 55+ People Are Going Bankrupt and How to Bounce Back

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The number of people 55 and older filing bankruptcies has skyrocketed since 1991, and that’s even more true for those 65 and older. Bankruptcy can offer a fresh start if you’ve fallen on tough times and are unable to pay your bills. Once you file bankr… Continue reading →