21 Feb There's Plenty You Should Know About Social Security Disability Benefits There’s Plenty You Should Know About Social Security Disability Benefits by Jim Borland, Assistant Deputy Commissioner, Communications - Social Security Administration Life is unpredictable. When something interrupts your plans, it’s good to know there’s a way to supplement your income, in case of an unexpected life event. Social Security has a strict definition of disability based on your inability to work and provide for yourself and your family. Disability benefits are available only to
There’s Plenty You Should Know About Social Security Disability Benefits by Jim Borland, Assistant Deputy Commissioner, Communications - Social Security Administration Life is unpredictable. When something interrupts your plans, it’s good to know there’s a way to supplement your income, in case of an unexpected life event. Social Security has a strict definition of disability based on your inability to work and provide for yourself and your family. Disability benefits are available only to
20 Feb What Happens When a Lender Refuses to Repossess a Vehicle Surrendered in Bankruptcy What Happens When A Lender Refuses to Repossess a Vehicle Surrendered in a Bankruptcy? Unfortunately there is a growing problem of lenders that are refusing to take possession of vehicles surrendered in bankruptcy. We see this not only with motor vehicles but we are also seeing this occasionally in housing. Because of low values some lenders are unwilling to to foreclose to the detriment of the neighborhood. The lender simply finds the cost of paying maintenance, insurance, and back taxes
What Happens When A Lender Refuses to Repossess a Vehicle Surrendered in a Bankruptcy? Unfortunately there is a growing problem of lenders that are refusing to take possession of vehicles surrendered in bankruptcy. We see this not only with motor vehicles but we are also seeing this occasionally in housing. Because of low values some lenders are unwilling to to foreclose to the detriment of the neighborhood. The lender simply finds the cost of paying maintenance, insurance, and back taxes
