This Thursday’s bankruptcy news briefs read…
New Washington Debt Collection Law Requires Itemization Notice for Medical Debt
Jamie Dimon sounds off on student debt crisis: ‘What we’ve done is a disgrace’
Dueling Proposals To Wipe Out Student Debt Would Be Paid For With Tax Dollars
Ninth Circuit Follows Fourth Circuit in Finding TCPA ‘Debt Collection’ Exemption Unconstitutional
Financial literacy skills have taken a nose dive since the Great Recession
Yes, I want to pay off my student loans
Guess how much cheaper your auto loan would be if dealers had to play fair
Bank overdraft fees could jump if consumer watchdog eases rule
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Chapter 13 Plan Provisions: What Are They Good For?
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