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
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
Tax season is approaching quickly, and many have already filed their returns. Households eagerly anticipate their 2021 federal and state tax refunds, with some already in receipt. While some filers plan to use their refunds for necessities or luxury purchases, others may choose to address their credit card or medical debt, aiming to reduce their
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Understanding Pre-Petition and Post-Petition Debt in Bankruptcy What Does Pre-Petition vs. Post-Petition Mean in Bankruptcy? When filing for bankruptcy, it’s important to understand the difference between pre-petition and post-petition debt. These terms define when your debt was created and determine whether it can be included in your bankruptcy case. Pre-Petition Debt Pre-petition debt includes everything
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How Medical Debt Impacts Your Marriage and Bankruptcy Options How Medical Debt Impacts Your Marriage Medical debt is one of the most common financial struggles for married couples. Whether it’s from an unexpected hospital stay, surgery, or ongoing treatments, these bills can add up quickly. In some cases, they can create stress and tension in
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The bank received an order for garnishment — there goes your savings. Garnishment. What is Garnishment and How Does it Work? Garnishment allows creditors to collect unpaid debts by seizing your wages, bank accounts, or other property. In Kansas, creditors typically seek a court judgment before requesting a garnishment order. However, in some cases, they
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Comfort Through Audio: How I Got Hooked Who knew? Being read to so is nice. Kids that ask for a book each night… I am late to the game. Podcasts: I have listened to a few podcasts here and there over the last years. During COVID and Zoom Meetings, one of the Book Clubs I
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Meditation: More than a Reflection– Improving Mental and Emotional Health to engage in contemplation or reflection A Mom trying to manage stress. I read an article recently about meditation and how its popularity continues to increase as more people discover its many health benefits. I can understand that. Benefits of Meditation Stress reduction is one
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