Archives
- 2012.05.18: Economy Picks Up, But Consumers Are Still Weighed Down by Debt in Tennessee
- 2012.05.14: To Repair Finances, Consumers Must Take Pragmatic Approach to Cutting Costs, Filing for Tennessee Bankruptcy
- 2012.05.08: Debt, Not Declining Home Values, Leads to Mortgage Struggles and Foreclosures in Tennessee
- 2012.05.02: Concern About Student Loan Debt Drives Discussion Over New Tennessee Bankruptcy Laws
- 2012.04.27: Rising Number of Consumers Plan to Put Tax Refund toward a Tennessee Bankruptcy Filing
- 2012.04.24: Children of Homeowners May Suffer Most in Tennessee Foreclosures
- 2012.04.18: Tennessee Bankruptcy Protects Underwater Homeowners from Expected Flood of Foreclosures
- 2012.04.13: Local Home Sales Rebound, but Tennessee Foreclosures Continue to Drag Down Property Prices
- 2012.04.07: Parents Who Co-Sign for Kids May Be Stuck With Credit Damage, Tennessee Bankruptcy
- 2012.04.02: Tennessee Bankruptcy Can Assist Homeowners with Missed Mortgage Payments
- 2012.03.29: Tennessee Bankruptcy May Help Homeowners Hit by Second Wave of Foreclosures
- 2012.03.24: As Banks Trap Consumers in Cycle of Advance Loans, Nashville Bankruptcy May Offer Relief
- 2012.03.19: Lingering Medical Bills Are Causing More Consumers to Turn to Tennessee Bankruptcy
- 2012.03.12: As State Cuts University Budgets, College Students Take Out Bigger Student Loans in Tennessee
- 2012.03.07: Common Misconceptions Prevent Consumers from Finding Relief with Tennessee Bankruptcy
- 2012.03.02: Banks Cite Moral Reasons for Refusing to Help Homeowners with Underwater Mortgages in Tennessee
- 2012.02.27: Tennessee Bankruptcy Can Assist Mortgage Holders Not Helped By Bank Settlement
- 2012.02.20: Debt Consolidation Loans Make a Comeback, but Tennessee Bankruptcy May Offer Smarter Solution
- 2012.02.15: Common Causes of Credit Card Debt in Tennessee
- 2012.02.10: As More Consumers Slip Back Into Debt, Tennessee Bankruptcy Offers a Solution
- 2012.02.06: Hidden Credit Card Debt Strains Tennessee Marriages
- 2012.02.01: Tennessee Bankruptcy May Relieve Rise in Foreclosures Caused by Bank Errors
- 2012.01.27: Recent Grads Considering Tennessee Bankruptcy Amid High Unemployment and Poor Economy
- 2012.01.27: Amid Weakening Consumer Credit Protection Laws, Tennessee Bankruptcy Can Help
- 2012.01.25: Consumers with Bad Credit Could Benefit From Tennessee Bankruptcy
- 2012.01.23: Real Estate Data Shows Tennessee Foreclosure on the Rise in Nashville, Memphis Areas
- 2012.01.21: Debt Settlement Works For Some, While Tennessee Bankruptcy Works For Many
- 2012.01.19: Young Tennessee Residents in Need of Financial Help May Benefit from Bankruptcy in 2012
- 2012.01.17: Chapter 13 Can Help Tennessee Homeowners Thinking Of Walking Away From Mortgage
- 2012.01.13: Helping Family with Financial Burdens Leads Some to Seek Tennessee Bankruptcy
- 2012.01.11: Consumers in Denial about Credit Card Debt May Find Help with Tennessee Bankruptcy
- 2012.01.09: More Young Adults Struggle with Debt in Tennessee Compared to Older Consumers
- 2012.01.06: Tennessee Bankruptcy Helps Avoid Psychological Trauma Caused by Aggressive Bill Collections
- 2012.01.04: When Refinancing Isn't Realistic, Tennessee Bankruptcy Can Stop Foreclosure
- 2012.01.02: Tennessee Bankruptcy Filing Can Stop Foreclosure, Even After Serious Mortgage Mishaps
- 2012.01.01: Tips for Refreshing Finances in 2012 with Tennessee Bankruptcy
