LC Bankruptcy Newsfeed
Here's a list of articles that we think would be of interest to our readers, worthy of sharing because of their quality and reliability.
-Here's a list of articles that we think would be of interest to our readers, worthy of sharing because of their quality and reliability.
-A steady diet of the NYT articles on bankruptcy and credit.
A steady diet of NYT articles on personal bankruptcy .
Active discussion of news of the day by bankruptcy law professors and lawyers. A good source of links to newsworthy events in politics and finance that affect the world of credit and bankruptcy.
Another discussion by law professors. Good source for caselaw and rules developments, as well as legislation.
An excellent, well-organized archive of timely articles on economic data affecting the debt and credit industry. The link below is for Credit Card news, but be sure to hover your cursor over the News & Analysis link for a list of other areas you can search:
Center for Responsible Lending keeps up to date with debt and credit issues affecting low income borrowers. They have a whole page devoted to news and regulation of credit card abuses.
CreditCards.com News & Advice page keeps up to date on pending legislation and rulemaking affecting consumer credit cards
Bankrate.com blog tracks news events, and the site is an excellect source of finding competitive itnterest rates and credit card deals.
You can follow the credit bubble as it pops and splatters its way through our financial institutions at http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases, where the Federal Reserve posts monthly reports that track the effects of the credit crisis on America's financial infrastructure.
If the flow of money is the fuel of American capitalism, then these reports are the fuel gauges. The Fed's unglamorous reports give us hard data on how much money is coursing through the American economy.
You can get other important numbers and information from non-governmental sources, including:
Here's where to look for Nevada exemption updates.