The first thing you should do if you’re contacted by a debt collector is to ask for verification that the debt is yours. You can request a debt verification letter and the Fair Debt Collection ...

If you owe money ... about your debt, they are violating the FDCPA, and you may have grounds to take action. You can report their behavior to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB ...

Soon after President Trump took office, Musk deployed members of his cost-cutting panel to the Treasury Department with eyes on the Bureau of Fiscal Service ... system that you would use if ...

You should verify the company that you work with to reduce IRS debt because Offers in Compromise are difficult to achieve.

After all, millions of Americans find that they owe more ... what can you do if you find yourself falling behind? Find out how a tax relief service could help settle your IRS tax debt.

Are you a current or former employee at the Treasury or Bureau of the Fiscal Service? Or other government ... respond to a request for comment. In a letter to Treasury secretary Scott Bessent ...

when the cap was suspended as part of the bipartisan Fiscal Responsibility Act Keep reading for a closer look at how much you would owe if the national debt was divided among Americans.

Creditors cannot have you arrested for credit card debt, but they can sue you for payment. If sued and you do not respond, a default judgment may award creditors everything they’ve asked for and ...

I am responding to the column by Tom Tillett that was published in the Feb. 2 Sunday LNP | LancasterOnline (“Taking a clear-eyed look at the entitlement state and the national debt”).