Most consumers are aware of the impact of a bad credit score. It becomes a roadblock for receiving loans, applying for apartments or buying a car. Luckily, there are some ways to improve your credit score and ease barriers along the way. Know your score The first step...
Month: June 2020
What happens after taking out a second mortgage
Mortgages are fairly common. Anyone who buys a home or knows they will receive a mortgage loan until the property is paid off entirely or you decide to move. However, most people do not know that you can take out additional mortgage loans on your home, essentially...
Does filing for bankruptcy mean losing retirement?
Most people imagine their retirement as the prime time of their life. They do not have to spend the day slaving away in an office, nor do they have to worry about their children's expenses. They can just focus on living their best life. However, bankruptcy often seems...
Can you file bankruptcy twice?
Most people who file bankruptcy only need to do so once for a fresh financial start. Yet, you may still find yourself in dire straits after your initial case. You may have experienced another unexpected financial hardship. Or, considering your necessary expenses, your...
How restructures save small businesses
Due to the events of the last three months, many small businesses are taking drastic action to protect and save their companies. Some owners resort to marketing ploys or shifting to an e-commerce model. While other companies may need more action, possibly...
Five warning signs of financial struggles
Most people complain about all types of bills. Or they wish they had more income for vacations, clothes or fancy cars. However, there is a significant difference in wanting more money and needing more money. Because complaining about money is so generalized, most...
Debt collection during economic turmoil
The world is struggling, and it's evident from any country. Between pandemics, protests and politics, the United States is especially struggling in its economy. Many small businesses have restructured or filed for bankruptcy during the last three months. On top of...
What’s a “healthy” amount of business debt?
What's a "healthy" amount of business debt? By Minnillo & Jenkins, CO. LPA posted in Business Bankruptcy on Wednesday, June 10, 2020. Most business owners anticipate costs upfront. Between loans, investments and property development, most entrepreneurs have to put...
What to do while facing a foreclosure
Our homes are a safe place from the rest of the world. It's the place where: we finally relax at the end of a long day at work, raise our kids into mature adults or finally settle down after retirement. Our homes are a special place in our hearts. That's what makes...
What’s a “healthy” amount of business debt?
Most business owners anticipate costs upfront. Between loans, investments and property development, most entrepreneurs have to put in a lot of cash before they can see any profits in the future. But what's a reasonable amount for business-related debt? The answer is...
