Many avoid thinking about what happens to their debt after they die. Understanding what type of debt you have is important because your debts may or may not pass on to other people after you die. Talking to a bankruptcy lawyer may help you prepare and avoid problems for what may happen to your debts after your death. Check out this visual guide of What Happens to Your Debt After You Die.
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As Americans enter 2012, their choice of bank may be increasingly important. Since regulations implemented in 2010 limit banks’ power to charge overdraft fees, many banks are looking for new ways to recoup the income they lost from this type of service fee.
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Informed consumers who take action to protect their individual financial interests and their credit records are the bedrock of a healthy American economy.Creditdonkey educational infographic helps consumers conduct a basic annual credit health self-assessment to protect one of their most valuable financial assets: their good name.
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