By Jeff Field | Published July 13, 2026 | Posted in Bankruptcy | Tagged Tags: loan, repayment, student | Leave a comment
After years of pauses, policy changes and shifting repayment programs, federal student loan collections are fully active again in 2026. This restart places borrowers in jeopardy of wage garnishments, tax refund seizures and aggressive collection efforts. The good news: bankruptcy relief is more accessible than it used to be, especially under the updated Department of Read More
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Many budding entrepreneurs require some assistance corralling the capital needed to get a new venture off the ground. No matter how promising the concept, financial institutions are often wary about lending funds based on projected commercial revenues. Frequently, a loan backed by the Small Business Administration (SBA) is the answer. These loans, partially backed by Read More
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People facing unrelenting pressure from creditors often consider a range of options. For many, bankruptcy offers the clearest path to a fresh financial start. Another option some people consider is taking out a loan against the funds in their 401(k) retirement account. Under both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filings, 401(k) plans are generally protected Read More
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