Navigating Overwhelm: A Journey to Empowerment by Michele Gooch … I read this post this week and knew I had to share it. I think we have all been there, wading through the overwhelm. I appreciate the practical steps provided. Now, I just have to remember to keep the tools in my back pocket moving forward. […]
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Navient — Student Loan Debt… Class action suit. Do you have private Navient Student Loans? Keep reading! In the class action case of Youssef v. Navient Solutions, et. al., Navient has reached a settlement, and you may qualify for relief. Who qualifies for relief? You filed for bankruptcy protection on or after October 17, 2005;
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Moms, What Do You Do for Stress Management? When looking for stress relief options: Go straight to the source— In a recent poll Moms were asked what they do for stress management. Below are some of the responses. While some may have been said in jest, they are likely the most truthful and/or wishful-thinking. Hide.
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Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Round … — What now. As I posted in January, Student Loan Debt Relief has been a hot topic for some time now. You can’t scroll through a news feed without seeing a new story – a promise of hope. A dashed chance for forgiveness. Legal fights, forgiveness blocked, new proposals,
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Understanding Reaffirmation Agreements in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Considering Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? You can skip this post! Reaffirmation agreements only apply to Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases. What is a Reaffirmation Agreement? A reaffirmation agreement is a new contract between you and a creditor. By signing it, you agree to continue paying off a specific debt, even
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Mental Health on a Budget: How to Afford Therapy How can I afford to see a therapist? Professional services are so expensive, I’m already drained. Life. Is. Hard. We get it. Each year one in five women compared with one in eight men have a mental disorder, such as depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or
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Grow Your Life: Manage Problems and Feel in Control Turn to Self-Help (Books) … According to Goodreads, while three-quarters of overall readers are women, 62.5% of self-help books readers are also women. The majority of self-help book authors are men and have a larger readership among women than men. So, should you trust them? Should you
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Back to School Survival Suggestions Summer. Where – Did. It. Go? A new school year is quickly approaching. No matter if you are teacher, parent or student – the idea of a new school year has to stir up some feelings. Good, bad, or otherwise. How will you and your child(ren) survive the school year?
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BANKRUPTCY : CHAPTER 13 DEBT ELIGIBILITY LIMITS 2022 Increases In Filing And Exemption Limits For Bankruptcy Cases – The debt limitations are adjusted every 3 years. The Judicial Conference of the United States gave notice of the changes going into effect for cases filed after March 31, 2022 Chapter 13: Debtors have the option of
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April 1, 2022: New Median Income Figures Released for Kansas and Missouri Bankruptcy Filers In Bankruptcy, the Means Test looks at your Median Income and Family Size to determine which Chapter you may file: Do you qualify for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13? On April 1, 2022, the Median Income Levels were updated for
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