When I retired in Pennsylvania, I rolled my pension into an IRA and my 401k was split between tax-deferred and tax already paid. The deferred portion was rolled over into the IRA, and the tax paid portion ($14,000) was written to me. Now that I have filed for bankruptcy, will the tax paid portion become part of my bankruptcy estate, or would it be exempted if used to fund an IRA?

How does a Roth IRA work?

I am applying for a mortgage and two judgments came up on my credit report.  I am unable to pay them off and do not want the mortgage turned down.  What to do?

Is it legal for a debt collector to charge interest on a hospital bill on which payments are being faithfully paid each month?

I am about 8,000 dollars in debt, and do not own a house, car, or anything else worth near that much. What are my best options to avoid bankruptcy?

If I need to file bankruptcy because of medical debt, and I am retired, can my IRA be taken from me by my creditors or through bankruptcy? In other words is an IRA protected by a bankruptcy?

What guidance can you give me regarding not tithing while going through a bankruptcy?

Which offers the better tax advantage when using mutual fund dividends for tax deductible donations, donating the dividends I receive from the mutual fund, or donating the shares of the mutual fund that these dividends purchased with a dividend reinvestment plan?

How much should I keep in an "emergency" fund?

Should municipal bonds be a part of my investment portfolio?

Should I take advantage of zero cost financing for xx months as advertised by a number of retailers?

Should I buy or lease a car?

What are the lifetime learning credit, hope scholarship and education IRA all about?

What are the key differences between a Roth IRA, traditional deductible IRA and a traditional non-deductible IRA?