Independent Women — Destiny’s Child
Question: Tell me what you think about me I buy my own diamonds, and I buy my own rings Only ring your celly when I’m feelin lonely When it’s all over please get up and leave Question: Tell me how [ . . . ]
Question: Tell me what you think about me I buy my own diamonds, and I buy my own rings Only ring your celly when I’m feelin lonely When it’s all over please get up and leave Question: Tell me how [ . . . ]
Living in a state of debt has become the accepted way of life for many. Although bankruptcy has become far more common than it was decades ago, it still intimidates many Americans who are in a situation where filing may [ . . . ]
I should grow up someday‘Cause I got bills to payI can’t be waking upAt someone else’s placeI know I drink too muchCan’t pay my rent this monthI should be saving up, but . . . I just got paidI’m broke, [ . . . ]
The credit bureaus have gotten pretty good about instantaneously obtaining and promptly reporting your personal financial information. The credit bureaus are big, savvy, and flush with cash. But are all of the creditors you owe listed on your credit report? Maybe [ . . . ]
Bankruptcy does not help you pay your bills. If you’re going to go right back into new debt after eliminating all of your old debts, bankruptcy might not be right for you. Or it might not be right for you [ . . . ]
In most cases, the very last thing any person wants to do is to consider filing bankruptcy. In many cases, an average person will wait two years longer than he or she should have to file bankruptcy. Don’t rearrange the deck [ . . . ]
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is an excellent option for those who have accumulated large credit card debts. But if you run up your credit cards before bankruptcy, you may be found to have committed a form of bankruptcy fraud. When you [ . . . ]
I often get asked the question, “If I am filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy, should I stop paying my bills?” The answer is Yes and No. Continue to Pay the Bills You Will Still Have After Bankruptcy First the No. You [ . . . ]
Bankruptcy is not for everyone, and not a decision to take lightly. Over three quarters of a million Americans will declare bankruptcy in 2017. But how do you know if bankruptcy is right for you? If you find yourself asking, [ . . . ]
You have your own story, but so do we all. If you’re considering bankruptcy, you may feel isolated or uniquely afflicted. But you are not alone. In fact, certain recurring circumstances lead people to file bankruptcy. Here are the top [ . . . ]
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