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Money & Legal
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No one can garnish SSI and no one except the Federal government can garnish SSDI, and that won't happen unless you default on student loans or owe ... more » -
Valkyrie, are you in or near King County? If so, you should make an appointment with the Neighborhood Legal Clinics' debt and bankruptcy clinic. ... more » -
You can track their contributions online via Washington State's Public Disclosure Commission. The PDC is a very comprehensive database; you can ev... more » -
Answer to Best Place to Sell Used Book
Half-Price books is aptly named, as they offer about half of what a lot of the other bookstores do when buying your books. Stay away from them unl... more » -
Yes. My house is entirely in my name. Because my husband had had a recent bankruptcy, the bank would not even consider a loan if his name were o... more » -
If the apt. community is managed by a property management company that would be who your on-site manager is employed by. If so, go over your on-sit... more »
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You may also read http://www.taxbharat.org/ more »
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In my experience..loans are versus income. Income generally should be above 30,000.00 a year for each or any individual seeking one. more »
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Yes. we're not married, but we are domestic partners. We applied for our house loan using only one income, but both of us are on the title. more » -
Mr. Griffin and I did exactly what you're asking in the first question--his income alone was used to get us a home loan via FHA. Since we're first-... more » -
Have you been provided with the documentation required in RCW 59.18.060, sections 11 and 12? http://apps.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=59.18.... more » -
Call the Tenant's Union hotline: http://www.tenantsunion.org/contact They will likely be able to provide you with more accurate information t... more » -
I've been reading these two for quite some time now: http://www.wisebread.com/ http://www.getrichslowly.org/blog/ If you have lots of time, br... more »
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It may not be universal, or supported by every charity, but according to Greenpeace's website: "Donating via electronic check is the most effici... more »
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Earthquake insurance is designed to cover large-scale structural damage, and I understand the deductible is very high. Would you even need it, as a... more »
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You'll need to ask your insurer. A lot of insurance companies do not cover earthquake damage (mine, for example), but you may be able to get the co... more »
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A: yes, in most cases. Typically, you can stay on your parents' health insurance until age 24 if you are enrolled as a full time student and do... more » -
You're in deep. The first thing to do is hire the correct DUI lawyer. I know a couple that will do first time DUI defense for around $1000. If you ... more »
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Yes, you'll need to find out with the insurance company, but it gets tricky for students who are over 21. Part of the health care reform, as I unde... more » -
This is going to be a contractual matter between the insurance provider and your father. You'll need to get your hands on a copy of the plan and se... more »
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