Beautiful, sunny, and warm is the response many people would give when asked to describe California. What about bankrupt? Most people would not associate the two together, but it's a reality.

If you live in Tennessee you might have heard that the bankruptcy rate is down from the previous years. That's great, but Tennessee is still high on the list of states with the most bankruptcies.

No, your eyes aren’t playing ticks on you; today we are giving thanks for bankruptcy, specifically, what it does for people.

Have you filed for bankruptcy? There is no reason to be ashamed because you are not alone. There are many Americans that have filed for bankruptcy through out the United States, especially in Colorado.

With the economic downturn and unemployment spike there are a lot of people recently faced with the difficult decision of whether to declare bankruptcy or not.

Car loans can be hard to secure with good credit, and even harder if you are in bankruptcy and need to finance a vehicle.

2013 will soon be upon us and if you are like most people you too will be making a New Year’s resolution. What is it going to be this year?

Pennsylvania – like every other state – experienced a decrease in personal bankruptcies in 2012, but unlike the other states PA’s numbers were slashed in half.

Utah has experienced an increase in bankruptcy cases in the last five years which means there are a lot of Utahans looking to rebuild their credit. Getting a Utah auto loan is one of the best ways to reestablish poor credit because of a bankruptcy.

If you are one of the hundreds of thousands of Americans that have had to declare bankruptcy you might be wondering what will happen to your vehicle.