Filing for bankruptcy could be a smart move in certain cases, but in others, debt relief could make more sense.

When financial distress becomes overwhelming, finding a way out can feel impossible. Two common paths—debt negotiation and ...

Local councils across the UK are facing a fiscal crisis, with some proposing sharp council tax hikes to tackle mounting debt ...

The IRS is looking to seize a North Carolina tobacco businessman’s real estate to resolve a years-running tax debt that’s ...

Citizens Advice says you should work out how much you owe, who you owe it to and how much you need to pay each month. It says ...

Anthony Levandowski, one of Google LLC’s early self-driving engineering pioneers, is on the hook to pay taxes on Uber ...

Bankruptcy can discharge or restructure most credit card debt, but there are exceptions. For example, luxury purchases or ...

Four London boroughs have asked for emergency government support as the soaring cost of housing and social care puts a strain ...

The short answer is yes, most collections debt can be eliminated through bankruptcy, but the type of bankruptcy you file ...

The two most common types of bankruptcy for individuals are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, each with its own eligibility criteria ...

With President Donald Trump back in the White House, a number of student loan programs face uncertainty. Trump is a vocal ...

According to the Burr Law Office, you can declare bankruptcy to potentially wipe out tax debt but only on debt that is at ...