David King grew up on public welfare as a young man in Ambridge. Five years ago, he got married and moved his wife into a low-income housing project in Imperial. He was only earning $7.40 an hour at a part-time job. But he kept the faith...
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I am pleased to let you know that the Debt Doctors have joined the law firm of Quatrini Rafferty. Our new affiliation does not change anything. You case will be handled the same. Your current payment plan will remain the same. We will still practice...
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The Wall Street Journal reported recently that The White House is looking into ways to help people who are burdened by insurmountable student debt to alleviate some of that stress through new bankruptcy options. Currently, neither federally backed or privately-issued student loans can be discharged...
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I was recently quoted in an article that discusses the disadvantages of having a high credit score. http://curemyscore.com/can-having-a-high-credit-score-be-bad/ This article again illustrates the point that a high credit score is sometimes an indicator of a healthy financial situation. However, having savings in equal or greater amounts...
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Some military or government employees have security clearances which are necessary in their line of work. But what happens if you file for bankruptcy? How will that affect your security clearance? The Department of Defense (DOD) Directive 5220.6 covers security clearances for the government. If...
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