When Charley Smith took a hard fall last year, robbing him of his ability to walk unassisted, his wife Kathy Smith made it a ...

Minnesota Rusco has filed for bankruptcy as the home remodeler known for a catchy jingle touting its 70 years in business ...

As high prices persist and wages fail to keep up, consumers are dealing with mounting debt in an already slowing economy.

Bankruptcy doesn't disappear from your financial record when the bankruptcy process is complete, even once your debts are ...

The New Hope-based home improvement business, a holding of parent company Renovo Home Partners, closed its doors without ...

After suddenly deciding to close its doors for good after 70 years, Minnesota Rusco has officially filed for bankruptcy.

Minnesota Rusco has officially filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, with court records revealing the New Hope-based company is at least $100 million in the red. According to bankruptcy court records filed ...

Achieve reports that filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy without funds is possible through fee waivers, legal aid, and DIY options.

According to the bankruptcy filing, the company had between $1 and $10 million in assets, but was over $100 million in debt.

Minnesota Rusco, the New Hope-based home-improvement contracting company with 70 years of business in the state, suddenly shuttered its doors at the end of October. It was speculated that the ...

Minnesota Rusco customers are grappling with unexpected financial losses after the company abruptly went out of business.