Balancing multiple monthly payments is a juggling act that most people in Connecticut cannot keep up with forever. In some situations, debt consolidation can help individuals create more manageable payment schedules that get them back on financial track. When this is...
Month: February 2019
Who is most at risk for personal bankruptcy over credit cards?
Credit card debt might feel like an unavoidable feature of modern life, and rising balances seem to support this idea. Consumers in Connecticut and across the rest of the United States seem increasingly willing to take on more and more debt on their credit cards, with...
Medical debt frequent cause of personal bankruptcy
Connecticut job seekers prioritize several different factors when looking for work. From looking for certain base salaries to commuting distances, one of the biggest considerations is often employer-offered health insurance. Unfortunately, even securing a decent...
Key differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy can be an essential lifeline for Connecticut consumers who are drowning in debt. However, deciding to file for bankruptcy is not quite as simple as filing a piece of paper and then going from there. Before any of that can take place, individuals...
