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UpsolveTurboTax for Bankruptcy (nonprofit)

Upsolve aims to rehabilitate the 20M low-income people in America buried in debt from medical bills, job loss, and payday loans. Upsolve does this through the first TurboTax for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is a lifeline for low-income people, but it's impossible for millions to access because they can't afford $2,000 for a lawyer.

2018-11-08
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More About Upsolve

Upsolve: Your Path to Debt Relief

Simplify Your Bankruptcy Filing

Key Features

  • Free Bankruptcy Filing Tool: Think TurboTax for bankruptcy.
  • Educational Resources: Access to comprehensive guides and articles.
  • Customer Support: Get help from our support team.
  • Community Support: Join a community of users for shared experiences.
  • No Credit Card Required: Funded by institutions like Harvard University.

Use Cases

  • Individuals with Overwhelming Debt: Ideal for those with more debt than they can repay.
  • Low-Income Families: Designed to help those who earn less than the median income.
  • People Facing Wage Garnishment: Protect your income from creditors.
  • Individuals with Low Credit Scores: Improve your financial situation post-bankruptcy.
  • Debt Relief Seekers: Explore alternatives like debt settlement and management plans.

Pricing

Upsolve is a nonprofit organization offering free tools for bankruptcy filing. The only costs involved are the court filing fee of $338 and the mandatory credit counseling courses, which range from $10 to $50. Fee waivers are available for those who qualify.

Teams

Upsolve's team consists of debt experts, engineers, and legal professionals dedicated to making the financial system accessible to everyone. Our mission is supported by world-class funders, including the U.S. government and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt.