Explain the advantages and the pitfalls of balance transfers (0% APR offers for a limited time). What do you need to watch out for? What are the dangers and disadvantages of using a financial model? Discuss. What are the advantages of matching...
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a legal process where a debtor's non-exempt assets are liquidated to pay off creditors. This type of bankruptcy allows individuals or businesses to discharge most of their debts, providing a fresh start. However, it may require the forfeiture of certain assets to satisfy...
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As you may have noticed, not all debts are handled the same way under bankruptcy law. Bankruptcy courts can issue a discharge that relieves you of your liability to pay back certain debts. Creditors no longer have a legal claim to discharged debts and can't pursue any legal action to colle...
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Chapter 7, also referred to as liquidation bankruptcy, is when the court appoints a trustee to oversee the sale of as many of debtor's assets as are needed to pay their creditors.Unsecured debt, such as credit card debt, is usually erased. However, Chapter 7 does not forgive any tax obl...
What are the advantages of trust deeds? Are there any disadvantages to trust deeds? How do I appoint a ‘trustee’ and how do I pay them? What debts cannot be included in a trust deed? What is a trust deed? Trust deeds are an alternative to declaringbankruptcyfor people with serious de...
Save an Insolvent Company— Bankruptcy rules allow for the purchase of a company that is in the process of going bankrupt. This may keep the business as a going concern, protecting jobs and some shareholder investment. Tax Advantages— Companies can use mergers and acquisitions to achieve a redu...
The Trustee is an independent third party appointed by the Official Receiver (a representative of the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy) to manage the bankruptcy process. Trustees are licensed by the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy. ...
When a company wants to raise capital without selling a portion of ownership in the company and without going to a bank for a loan, it will usually do one of two things: offer investors corporate bonds or preferred stocks. Should a company declare bankruptcy, bondholders are paid ahead of ...