Posted on 05 November 2011
Tags: (336) 379-0079, 2302, assets, bank, Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy in the United States, bankruptcy relief, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Title 11 United States Code, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Title 11 United States Code, Contact John Boddie Legal Associates, Credit Report, creditor, Debt, debtor, debtors, debts bankruptcy, financial position, formal petition, Greensboro, Insolvency lawInsolvency law, installment basis, jhboddie@gmail.com, john boddie, John Boddie Legal Associates, law, North Carolina, paying off debts, Personal Finances, private law firm, reconstruction, Types of Bankruptcy, united states bankruptcy code
John Boddie Legal Associates is a private law firm which helps small companies and individuals who are under the burden of debt. The process of solving issues of this company is by the option of bankruptcy. If it goes in favor of you the company will help you file the bankruptcy relief protection. This comes under the code of United States bankruptcy code.
Bankruptcy

This is a legal status which is given to the companies or individuals who cannot repay their debts. This process is done for reconstructing the business. It gives the debtor some time for reconstruction of their capital and debts and business. A formal petition is filled by the debtor to the bank.
How Does Bankruptcy Help In Paying Off Debts?
Bankruptcy is fair to both the debtor and the creditor. It helps to evaluate the debtor’s financial position and the capital and assets and pays of debts from those assets in full settlement. Or if the assets are not enough to be liquidated it gives the debtor some time to pay off his debts.
Types of Bankruptcy
Common type of bankruptcy is chapter 7 and chapter 13 type of bankruptcy which offers a lot of benefits to the debtors.
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
This type of bankruptcy is a fresh start. It is for those people who absolutely cannot afford to pay their debts. In this type the debts has to pay no monthly payment to the court for its settlement. In this settlement all the properties of individual or own by the company is intact. And the obligation for paying the debt ends. It stays on the credit report till ten years after it is filed. Read the full story
Posted on 06 February 2010
Tags: Alternative Student Loans, CFNC, FAFSA, Federal Consolidation Loan, federal loan programs, federal student loans, GPA, Grad PLUS Loans, graduated repayment, income-sensitive, NC college, NC Extra Education Loan, North Carolina, Parent PLUS loans, private student loan, private student loans, stafford loans, State-Funded Student Loans
One of the most active and state sanctioned agencies in North Carolina is the College Foundation of North Carolina (CFNC) that makes the dreams of student and parents true in North Carolina for college financial aids or loans.

If you are planning for college then CFNC is having useful information, various products, services and:
Tips and tools for college planning
Student Loan calculators
Online loan management
Application forms for student loans
Tips for managing your post-college debt
Tips for claiming student loans on your taxes
Federal Loan Programs for NC
Usually there are three types of student loans which creates the confusion:
Federal Student Loans
State-Funded Student Loans
Private Student Loans
The confusion from these rises is that to choose which one first? Well always opt federal loans as your first choice. You can apply for federal loans by completing and filing the FAFSA before its deadline. You can apply for federal loans through CFNC website.
Here are the federal loans available for NC students:
The Stafford Loans, the most disbursed loans in the nation. Majority of undergrad and grad that apply for federal aid are approved for some amount of Stafford funds.
The Grad PLUS Loans, these loans are specifically designed for Graduate and Professional students. When they meet life time limit on their Staffords then this loan provides them financial leverage to cover educational costs. Grad PLUS loans are credit-based loans so if you are having poor credit then borrow with a creditworthy co-signor.
Parent PLUS Loans are designed for the parents of undergrad students so that they can give hand to their child’s educational financial needs. You can apply for that when your child’s all federal loans are paid out.
Alternative Student Loans for NC Students
Unlike many other states The CFNC offers affordable alternative student loan for state resident students. This offered loan is having 6-months grace period, similar like Stafford Loan. The NC Extra Education Loan is having following requirements:
You will have to attend a NC college or university, which is participating in the NC Extra Loan Program.
You would have to apply first for federal loans before applying for this loan.
You will have to maintain a certain GPA.
You should be having a good credit record or you borrow with a creditworthy co-signor.
Paying Back Your Student Loans
To handle student loan debt following graduation is real trickier thing for new North Carolina grads. Here is couple of repayment option that you must keep in your mind:
Though Federal Consolidation Loan is a part of federal loans but lenders do not offer it always because of market volatility. Federal Consolidation Loans allows you to combine federal loans into one, which means you will pay less every month but it make longer your repayment period.
Repayment terms like graduated repayment or income-sensitive will make good sense when you will be deciding how to manage your debt.
Posted on 12 October 2009
Tags: american financial solutions, business force one, Debt Consolidation, Debt Consolidation Companies, debt consolidation in north carolina, debt settlement, Debtbusters, GNYPA Debt solutions, greenlight debt relief, North Carolina, top debt consolidation companies
While it is imperative to approach debt consolidation services, you also need to do a lot of research regarding, the city or state’s trust worthy and most accepted companies. Without proper knowledge of the various companies, it is not possible to gain a successful service, for your debt problems. Given below are North Carolina’s top 5 companies, that give excellent debt consolidation and debt negotiation services.
Business Force One
Business Force One is one company that gives services, keeping in mind individual needs rather than giving the same service or treatment to every debtor.Along with this helpful nature,it also offers counseling and education of financial crisis, credit card usage, debt relief options such as debt consolidation and debt settlement is well organized.

There are many options available but you need to contact the company and give them a chance to analyze your situation. Review the company at http://www.businessforce1.com
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Posted on 26 November 2008
Tags: Alabama, applicable state law, auto mechanic, auto tools, Bankruptcy, bankruptcy administrator
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Most debtors who file a bankruptcy petition, and many of their creditors, know very little about the bankruptcy process. Bankruptcy Basics is designed to provide debtors, creditors, judiciary employees, and the general public with a basic explanation of bankruptcy and how it works. This glossary on bankruptcy terminology explains, in layman’s terms, many of the legal terms that are used in cases filed under the Bankruptcy Code.
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- adversary proceeding A lawsuit arising in or related to a bankruptcy case that is commenced by filing a complaint with the court. A nonexclusive list of adversary proceedings is set forth in Fed. R. Bankr. P. 7001.
- assume An agreement to continue performing duties under a contract or lease.
- automatic stay An injunction that automatically stops lawsuits, foreclosures, garnishments, and all collection activity against the debtor the moment a bankruptcy petition is filed.

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- bankruptcy A legal procedure for dealing with debt problems of individuals and businesses; specifically, a case filed under one of the chapters of title 11 of the United States Code (the Bankruptcy Code).
- bankruptcy administrator An officer of the judiciary serving in the judicial districts of Alabama and North Carolina who, like the U.S. trustee, is responsible for supervising the administration of bankruptcy cases, estates, and trustees; monitoring plans and disclosure statements; monitoring creditors’ committees; monitoring fee applications; and performing other statutory duties. .
- Bankruptcy Code The informal name for title 11 of the United States Code (11 U.S.C. §§ 101-1330), the federal bankruptcy law.
bankruptcy court The bankruptcy judges in regular active service in each district; a unit of the district court.
bankruptcy estate All legal or equitable interests of the debtor in property at the time of the bankruptcy filing. (The estate includes all property in which the debtor has an interest, even if it is owned or held by another person.)
bankruptcy judge A judicial officer of the United States district court who is the court official with decision-making power over federal bankruptcy cases.
bankruptcy petition The document filed by the debtor (in a voluntary case) or by creditors (in an involuntary case) by which opens the bankruptcy case. (There are official forms for bankruptcy petitions.)
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Posted on 08 August 2008
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I have tried to include all credit cards issued in US. If you think if I have missed any, please leave a comment. More than 1200 cards have been included.
1. AAA Credit Card
2. AAA Rewards Visa Credit Card (Northern California, Nevada, Utah)
3. AAdvantage American Express from Citi
4. AAdvantage Bronze MasterCard from Citi
5. AAdvantage Bronze MasterCard from Citi for College Students
6. AAdvantage Gold World MasterCard from Citi
7. AAdvantage CitiBusiness Card
8. AARP Platinum Visa
9. AARP Rewards Platinum Visa Credit Card
10. AARP Travel Plus Visa Signature Card
11. Abercrombie & Fitch Credit Card
12. Academy of General Dentistry Platinum Visa Card
13. AccountNow Prepaid MasterCard
14. Adirondack Trust Company MasterCard or Visa
15. Advanta Platinum BusinessCard with Rewards
16. Advanta Life-Of-Balance Platinum Card
17. Advanta Platinum BusinessCard
18. Aer Lingus Rewards MasterCard
19. Agriculture Federal Credit Union Visa
20. AICPA Platinum Visa Card
21. Air BP Visa
22. Air Canada MasterCard
23. Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association MasterCard
24. Air Force Association Platinum MasterCard
25. Air Force Sergeants Association MasterCard
26. AirTran Airways A+ Business Card
27. AirTran Airways A+ Visa Signature Credit Card from Juniper Bank
28. Alabama Central Credit Union MasterCard or Visa
29. Alaska Airlines Visa
30. Alaska Airlines Visa Business Card
31. Albina Community Bank Loop Card
32. All-Access Visa Prepaid Card
33. Allow Card Prepaid MasterCard
34. Alternatives Federal Credit Union Visa
35. Amalgamated Bank MasterCard
36. Amalgamated Bank Union MasterCard
37. Amalgamated Bank Secured Gold MasterCard
38. Amazon.com Business Credit Card
39. Amazon.com Platinum Visa Credit Card
40. American Association of Neurological Surgeons Credit Card
41. American Bar Association Visa
42. American Boating Association Credit Card
43. American Canine Association Platinum MasterCard
44. American Chemical Society Credit Card
45. American DreamCard MasterCard
46. American Eagle Outfitters Credit Card
47. American Express Business ExtrAA Corporate Card
48. American Express Business Gold Rewards Card
49. American Express Business Green Rewards Card
50. American Express Business Membership Rewards Card
51. American Express Business Platinum Card
52. The American Express Card
53. American Express Card for Students
54. American Express Cash Rebate Card
55. American Express Corporate Card
56. American Express Executive Business Card
57. The American Express Gold Card
58. American Express Golf Card
59. American Express IN:CHICAGO Card
60. American Express IN:LA Card
61. American Express IN:NYC Card
62. American Express Optima Card
63. American Express Optima Platinum Card
64. American Express Platinum Business Credit Card
65. American Express Platinum Business FreedomPass Credit Card
66. American Express Platinum Card
67. American Express Platinum Cash Rebate Card
68. American Express Preferred Rewards Gold Card
69. American Express Preferred Rewards Green Card
70. American Express Rewards Plus Gold Card
71. American Express SimplyCash Business Card
72. American Institute of Architects Credit Card
73. American Kennel Club Rewards Visa
74. American Legion Auxiliary Visa
75. American Legion Visa
76. American Medical Association Business Credit Card
77. American Medical Association Platinum Visa Credit Card
78. American Medical Student Association Credit Card
79. American Paint Horse Association Credit Card
80. American Photo Visa Card
81. American Quarter Horse Association Business Credit Card
82. American Quarter Horse Association Credit Card
83. American Savings Bank Secured Visa
84. American Savings Bank Student Secured Visa
85. American Savings Bank Visa
86. American Savings Bank Visa Gold
87. American Skiing Company Edge MasterCard
88. American Society of Civil Engineers Credit Card
89. American Society of Mechanical Engineers Credit Card
90. American State Bank Credit Card (Iowa)
91. American State Bank & Trust Visa (North Dakota)
92. American State Bank Visa (Texas)
93. American Taekwondo Association Credit Card
94. American University MasterCard
95. America’s Christian Credit Union Credit Cards
96. Amtrak Guest Rewards MasterCard
97. AmTrust Bank Rewards American Express Card
98. AmTrust Bank WorldPoints Credit Card
99. ANB Financial MasterCard or Visa
100. AnimalSafe MasterCard Read the full story