The North Carolina Bankruptcy Information Blog

While many economists and financial experts are now saying that this decade’s Great Recession ended in the middle of 2009, millions of struggling Americans who have been working diligently for a year or more to find meaningful employment would definitely disagree.

In fact, a new report has found that just one in five people who were out of work at this time last year have found meaningful employment since then. According to The Huffington Post, “of more than a thousand unemployed people surveyed by Rutgers University researchers last August, just 21 percent had landed a job by March, a follow-up survey reveals.…

Home foreclosures, job losses, massive consumer debt and health care costs have millions on the edge of financial ruin, struggling every single day even as we’re told by some that the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression is “technically over.”

If you’re affected by any of the above and you’re here, you may be considering bankruptcy. But, as we work towards financial freedom, it’s important to also consider, times are indeed tough for some more than others. And in this economic recession, spurred by downturns in our nation’s financial institutions, the most beloved banks in America are now food banks.…