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The Connection Between Business Debt and Personal Debt
Solving Personal Debt Solves Business Debt. Many Connecticut small business owners find themselves faltering under the weight of credit lines, credit cards and even second mortgages that jeopardize their family finances and their homes in an effort to support their...
Symptoms of Business Financial Problems
While all small businesses are unique, many of the problems encountered by Connecticut’s small business owners have a pattern and a common solution. Every business is special and different, but there are common symptoms and common solutions to financial issues faced...
Small Business Financial Solutions
One of the major underlying causes of small business financial difficulties is overwhelming payments on past borrowings and keeping current with debt obligations. Fortunately, there are a number of significant options that can assist you in returning your business to...
8 Helpful Tips For Credit Consolidation
1. Get Educated There are various types of credit card consolidation, and the credibility of companies varies drastically. The decision to consolidate your debt will have very significant consequences and all cases affect your credit. Educate yourself and do your...
How do I know if my debt is too much to be properly resolved?
The best indicator is your debt-to-income ratio. You can calculate this by taking the total amount of money that you spend each month paying off your debt (this includes all recurring debt, such as mortgages, car loans, child support payments and credit card payments)...
Protecting Connecticut Residents Under Federal and State Law
Connecticut Consumer Protection Lawyers There are a variety of laws that control the enforcement of debt obligations, collection methods, and the state court judicial process. The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act ("FDCPA") is intended to protect consumers from...