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Force-Placed Insurance $$ - Consumer Finance Protection Board Missing Mark?

By Richard I. Isacoff on March 9, 2012
Category: Foreclosure
Tags: CFPB, collateral protection insurance, force-placed insurance, homeowners insurance, lender insurance, mortgage insurance
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Bankruptcy: After Christmas?

By Richard I. Isacoff on November 29, 2011
Category: Bankruptcy
Tags: bankruptcy, bills, credit, credit cards, minimum payments
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Pay Bills or Eat

By Richard I. Isacoff on November 14, 2011
Category: Bankruptcy
Tags: bankruptcy, bills, budget, credit crisis, debt, debt relief, fixed-income
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Want A Mortgage Modification? Follow The Rules!

By Richard I. Isacoff on November 4, 2011
Category: Foreclosure
Tags: HAMP, bankruptcy, financial crisis, foreclosure, modification, mortgage
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Mortgage Modifications - Where Did The Money Go?

By Richard I. Isacoff on November 1, 2011
Category: Foreclosure
Tags: HAMP, foreclosure, modification, mortgage
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No Money to File Bankruptcy

By Richard I. Isacoff on October 3, 2011
Category: Bankruptcy
Tags: bankruptcy, debt, debt counseling, financial crisis
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Bankruptcy: Not a Four-Letter Word!

By Richard I. Isacoff on September 19, 2011
Category: Bankruptcy
Tags: bankruptcy, debt, debt counseling, debt relief, protection from creditors
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Does Your Economy = Bankruptcy?

By Richard I. Isacoff on September 5, 2011
Category: Bankruptcy
Tags: bankruptcy, budget, debt, economy, foreclosure
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