Month: February 2020

Discussing finances can be comfortable, so no one really likes to talk about debt. Just mentioning the word bankruptcy might even feel taboo. Unfortunately, this perspective can make it even harder for someone to take necessary action when paying off debt becomes...

Adults in Connecticut probably assume that they understand the basics of their finances. Many might even think they know quite a bit on the subject. Unfortunately, a lot of people understand far less about finances than they realize. A general lack of financial...

There are plenty of misconceptions when it comes to debt. One of those misconceptions is that Connecticut residents with higher incomes have enough disposable income to not even take on that much debt in the first place. And if they do bankruptcy is not an option...

For millennials, it might just feel as if there are opportunities for new credit cards around every corner. This is unfortunately not that far off from reality, so adults regularly use credit cards for making large and even everyday purchases. But credit card debt can...