Just In Time Lending

Right now me and my husband are perfectly up to date in our FHA mortgage. Unfortunately we are pregnant. . . and in sitting down with our budget, consulting both sets of parents, consulting a credit counseling agency. . . it’s been determined that in about 5 months we won’t be able to afford to [...]

I am 28 years old age, my own mother signed my signature on department store credit cards. At the current time, I had been working paying off the debit the credit cards assume and a debit consoludation prgoram in 2000 that went under fraud. The company’s assumed I had signed the back of the card. [...]

I was given 10 days to respond to the petition. They are asking for 1500. 00, I believe this is an old credit card that went to collection that the available limit was about 500. I need to write a responce but I do not know what to write or if I should get an [...]

Me and my wife recently separated and have not officially divorced yet. Her name is on the deed since we signed her on, but the loan is under my name alone. Now that I have the house myself I can barely make the mortgage, and can not afford to keep going like this. I have [...]

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Attorneys Lauren Lamb and Kenny Steinberg start a 3 part series describing the differences between the debt settlement and debt management companies you see advertised and a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

I have one large bill, ($1,600) and 2-3 small ones ($300) I would like to settle these accounts. Should I try myself dealing with the collection agency or go to a debt consolidation company to negotiate for me? Which & why?? *also- recently the letter came from a law firm. Does that mean they may [...]

Finding the best deals, best areas, diferents types of loans, credit and everything else that we need to know before making this big step. Is there a way to find some free counseling in our area about buying a house for the first time?

Proposition 61is ballot measure in Colorado suggesting that non-enterprise borrowing must first be voter approved, and cannot exceed more than 10% of the taxable assessed value of the institution. Critics fear the state will be unable to support basic functions (such as construction and unemployment). What do you think?