According to a report by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) there have been more mortgage complaints this year than there have been in three years. In March 2021, there were more than 3,400 complaints. This is the most amount of monthly mortgage complaints that have been issued since April 2018. Owning a home is […]
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President Donald Trump has officially signed the new $900 billion COVID-19 economic relief package, leading to another round of stimulus checks being granted to millions of Americans. The package calls for $600 stimulus checks per person, but Trump is advocating for the amount to be raised to $2,000 per person. At this point however, according […]
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If you are considering filing for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, there are numerous mistakes you need to avoid before and during the process. Before filing, things that should be avoided include favoring certain creditors over others, unnecessary credit card purchases and depositing unusually large amounts of money into your bank account. After filing, mistakes you must […]
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Due to the CARES Act, a coronavirus relief initiative, borrowers have not had to repay their student loans since March. As the December 31 expiration of this pause of collections has been approaching, many borrowers have faced uncertainty. About 41 million borrowers had no way of knowing if the CARES Act legislation would be extended. Recently […]
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