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Fri, 07 Sep 2007 09:28:46 EDT
Question: Each year my wife and I contribute the maximum to our retirement accounts. My question concerns the timing of our investments. Are we better off spreading out the money we invest over the entire year - or should we invest the money as soon as we can? - Eric, Seattle, Washington




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posted by Aaron Joslyn @ 5:05 AM

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  • At 6:30 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    I've noticed that in the last few months, CH7 filers who are on the edge of a 13 are being scrutinized more heavily than before-
    #BREAK
    if you get to the point where you must file, best thing to do..get a good lawyer, be 100% open and honest in every aspect of the filing, and be prepared to spend some sleepless nights and stressful days. In the end though, if you were 100& honest and did not violate any of the BK laws, your fresh start will be here and you get a second chance. I know I tried every possble way to avoid filing, but in the end, it was all I had left, so I had to.
    #BREAK
    I just retained a very experienced bk attorney about 2 weeks ago. This attorney is actually trying to become a trustee. I am paying $1500 for a chapter 7 + filing fees + education cost.

     

  • At 4:04 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    34 years of "trying to keep up with the Jones'" has led to approx $100,000 unsecured debt and a 1st & 2nd mortage.
    #BREAK
    I filed Chapter 7 15 years ago due to extended unemployment which ultimately resulted in excessive unsecured credit card debt (45K).

     

  • At 8:46 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Thank you very much for putting this so clearly in one location.

     

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