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Even if your credit cards are maxed out and you have a huge mortgage to pay off, you can still get rid of all your debt in about five to seven years - and begin rapid wealth-building - without sacrificing the things that matter most to you!

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1. Mike Harmon Says:
   August 4th, 2008 at 4:37 pm 1

   Nice site. There?s some good information on here. I?ll be checking back regularly.

2. Matthew Savage Says:
   August 5th, 2008 at 2:37 pm 2

   If you are already in a bankruptcy, the tax rebate may have no affect on you at all. If you are planning to file a bankruptcy in the next few weeks, before you receive your rebate, the tax rebate is a potential asset that should be listed on your bankruptcy paperwork. If you are filing a Chapter 7 case, you may be required to turn all or part of the rebate over to your Chapter 7 trustee, unless it can be claimed as exempt under the laws applicable in your jurisdiction. In a Chapter 13, it may be a small part of calculating your payment to the trustee. Consult with your attorney about what to do with the tax rebate when you receive it.

3. Maryn Bittner Says:
   August 6th, 2008 at 6:54 pm 3

   I believe they can.

4. Kenny Says:
   August 7th, 2008 at 7:04 am 4

   they can’t take your check but they can put a lien on your checking account. If you have direct deposit say bye to your stimulus. Cash it at a different bank or currency exchange…

5. mommy Says:
   August 9th, 2008 at 4:49 pm 5

   Okay I don’t beleive they will take your money, I filed Bankruptcy years ago and they never took my tax money, but things have changed better contact your lawyer on this one

6. jairi Says:
   August 12th, 2008 at 6:19 pm 6

   Yes, they can. I am surprised your trustee has not told you to bring it directly to him as soon as you get it.

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