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Need Help With Solar Panel Loan You Can’t Pay?

Need Help With Your Solar Panel Debt? Many homeowners are trapped in solar panel loans that they can’t afford to pay. Worse, many homeowners owe a large debt for a solar system that is not working and the solar panel installer is bankrupt. In some cases, homeowners were deceived about how the loan [...]

2025-06-14T12:03:31-04:00June 14th, 2025|Blog|

Student loans behind?

The Dept of Education restarted collection action on 05/05/25. If your student loan is in behind, contact your servicer for options to cure the default. Income Based Repayment plans are available. Once a loan is in default, the US can take collection action including wage garnishment, garnishment of social security [...]

2025-06-10T05:58:09-04:00May 6th, 2025|Blog, Student Loan Resources|

Federal Student Loans Easier to Discharge In Bankruptcy

Easier is not the same as easy! In the past, discharging federal student loans in bankruptcy has been very difficult. The Department of Justice fought discharges tooth and nail. Discharging student loans through bankruptcy was unrealistic because it was expensive and exhausting for borrowers (and their attorneys). The Department of Justice has released [...]

2025-06-19T06:27:27-04:00January 12th, 2023|Blog, Student Loan Resources|

Surprised By A Medical Bill?

Nothing is worse than worrying about how much you will have to pay for medical care. Effective January 1, 2022, the new "No Surprises Medical Act" is supposed to make medical billing more certain. Don't have health insurance? If you don't have insurance, your medical provider is required to provide a "good faith" estimate [...]

2025-06-18T07:47:56-04:00February 22nd, 2022|Blog|

Public Servant Student Loan Forgiveness Waiver Opportunity Deadline!

If you are a public servant, such as first-responder, teacher, government employee, non-profit employee, nurse, etc., you have a limited window to obtain credits for payments made under the Public Servant Forgiveness Program. Under the Public Servant Forgiveness Program, a student loan borrower with qualifying loans is required to make 120 qualifying payments. Then, [...]

2022-02-07T17:33:52-05:00February 7th, 2022|Blog, Student Loan Resources|

How to stop automatic payments

Sometimes, you need to stop autodrafts. That may be because a company is drafting your account without permission. Or maybe you are barely keeping afloat and need to cancel nonessential payments. Some companies are difficult to deal with. But you have a right to stop automatic debit payments under federal law. Here are the [...]

2025-06-14T13:05:36-04:00September 13th, 2021|Bankruptcy General Topic, Blog|

Melting the Snowball

The Snowball Method A popular method for paying down debt is known as the snowball method, introduced by Dave Ramsey. This method focuses on paying off the smallest debt to the largest. Once you’ve paid off one debt, you take the money you would have paid on that small debt and apply it to the [...]

2021-05-28T04:33:27-04:00January 27th, 2021|Bankruptcy General Topic|
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