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New Procedure Allowed In Tampa Now To Reduce Student Loan Debt When Filing Chapter 13

Ignoring your debtor’s federal student loans in their Chapter 13 bankruptcy can have catastrophic circumstances.  While fixing vehicle, credit card and mortgage debt, you may have inadvertently allowed a debtor’s $100,000 federal student loan to balloon into nearly $150,000 by doing nothing.  This is because the standard procedure of the…

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How to Get a Copy of a Long Term Care Insurance Policy?

When a parent reaches the point of needing long term medical or assistive care, sometimes a family member cannot locate the actual policy even if they know a long term care insurance policy exists.  How do you get a copy of the policy?  One tactic used by insurance companies is…

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What to Do When You Believe(d) Your Student Loans Were Discharged in a Prior Bankruptcy

There are a ton of people who believed their student loans were discharged when they loans were simply listed in their bankruptcy.  It may have been years before the private student loan companies started to communicate with the borrowers to collect this debt which added to that impression. As it…

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Long Term Care Insurance Versus Medicare: What is Really Covered and Why It’s Important to Fight for Insurance Benefits

Let’s face it, many people stuck in the middle taking care of both elderly parents and their own children, are overwhelmed when the Long Term Care Insurance company denies coverage for their loved ones.  Who has the time to deal with this with our otherwise busy lives?  Who has the…

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Aetna’s Medical Director Admits He Didn’t Look at Patient Records Before Denying Care

Can a doctor at an insurance company make a decision to deny care if he or she doesn’t even look at the patient’s medical records? This is a question that the California insurance commissioner Dave Jones will be looking at during a new investigation of Aetna following this stunning admission. …

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Do Not File Your Tax Return If You Are In Default on Your Federal Student Loans: File an Extension and Cure the Default First

Are you expecting a large tax refund this year? If so, and you have had some financial difficulties this year, do NOT file your tax return if you are in default on your federal student loans OR about to file bankruptcy. Instead, some pre-planning is in order.  For federal students…

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Parent Plus Loans: Don’t Believe Your Loan Servicer if They are Telling You Nothing Can be Done to Reduce Payments

Parent Plus Loans are federal loans that a parent or grandparent takes out for their child or grandchild to go to college.  Learn more about these loans, their high default rates and avenues to reduce this type of student loan debt by listening to our interview on the Crushing Debt…

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