Practical guidance on debt, bankruptcy, and the financial decisions that matter most. Written by OVLG attorneys.
The United States Department of Education announced another extension of the student loan payment moratorium, and this time, the pressure will last until August 31, 2022...
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The consumer watchdog CFPB says that about $88 billion worth of medical debts is listed on the credit reports of 43 million Americans...
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While Social Security payments appear simple at first glance, the program is regulated by many rules, resulting in various claim tactics for singles and couples...
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The LGBTQ+ community has achieved considerable headway in achieving constitutional and civil liberties during the previous decade. The Movement Advancement Project (MAP) released an analysis in 2020 that evaluated the situation of LGBTQ+ persons in each state...
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According to this study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, those with student loan debt had higher risk scores for heart disease and C-reactive protein...
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At last! We have stepped into the new year. It's the perfect time for giving shape to your financial resolutions for 2022. A good financial resolution can be anything from paying off your debts to increasing your contributions towards your retirement saving plans. It should bring positive changes in your financial life and help you achieve your money goals in the next ...
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Some people go through their lives without worrying about getting into debt. You can do it irrespective of your age or income. Living debt-free in your 40s is possible...
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The world after COVID-19 will be a lot like the one we lived in before the epidemic, yet certain things may alter forever. In the long run, this is expected to impact consumer buying patterns...
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