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When Congress drafted the nation’s bankruptcy code, lawmakers created a list of exemptions that allow individuals to protect certain assets when they seek debt relief. The bankruptcy code also allows state lawmakers to create their own exemptions. In some states,...
In Tennessee and other southern states, many individuals have diabetes or other chronic illnesses, with treatment costs contributing to high medical debt. A lack of adequate assistance from financial programs such as Medicaid has exacerbated the issue. The disease and...
Thousands of Tennessee residents struggle to varying degrees with debt, and you may find yourself in that position: Worried about paying your bills, juggling payments from month to month, struggling to make ends meet and resorting to more credit to stay above water....
More than 200,000 borrowers in Tennessee and around the country could soon see their student loans discharged. On March 29, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit paved the way for about $6 billion in student loans to be forgiven when it denied a request from...