Most Connecticut residents are aware that health care has become a primary area of focus for the new administration. In fact, the Senate is considering a revised health bill that has led to a great deal of debate. Some experts believe that if the bill should pass,...
Month: June 2017
Company penalized for consumer foreclosure actions
When an individual or a family is faced with serious financial problems, few things are more stressful than the risk of losing their home. In many cases, home ownership was a long-held goal, and achieving that goal was a significant source of pride, and a realization...
Understand the importance of utilization in debt management
For those in Connecticut who are considering filing for personal bankruptcy, repairing the damage done to their credit score is a top priority for the months that will follow the bankruptcy process. Having that kind of forward-facing focus can make it easier to begin...
Options for when Chapter 7 bankruptcy disappears
For many Connecticut residents, the decision to file for bankruptcy comes at a time of significant stress. It is easy to become overly focused on the negative aspects of Chapter 7 bankruptcy, while overlooking the fact that the bankruptcy process is a springboard...
Debt relief scams often target consumers with student loans
Earning a college degree is an exciting accomplishment, and one that can have a marked impact on an individual's future success. However, the fruits of student labor are often delayed for several years, as new graduates enter the Connecticut workforce and take...
