Often times – we’re engaged to assist a client fighting off creditor claims - both business and personal debt. The strategy varies from one case to another because situations are different. There are times when we seek resolutions with the creditors by persuading them to accept our terms as [...]
The good news is that it's mid-March- with March Madness on the basketball front and the anticipation of Spring – baseball and all the good things that follow. I’m one of those people that craves sunshine. Winter gets to me from the consistent dreary weather – clouds and more [...]
In Wednesday’s online edition of Marketwatch.com (part of the Wall Street Journal Online), the lead article was “Mark Cuban explains how to make a 16% guaranteed return.” The article cuts to the chase – indicating: "Americans carry an enormous amount of personal debt. The personal finance site, NerdWallet put [...]
Federal Employees with No Paycheck – A Solution Is there a Housing Issue? Friday’s jobs report was impressive. New jobs created of 315,000 – that’s a super big number. So is all rosy in the Homeland? If you’re a federal employee who is being asked to “hang in there” [...]
Yes, the jobs report on Friday was strong, along with wage growth. Does this mean we’re all doing well? Making more than we are spending, saving the excess and watching our 401k and IRAs grow? For some, the answer is yes. For others, it’s not that easy. On October [...]
Pause for a second and ask, “What does that mean – Can I afford to settle my credit card debt?” Of course, you know it’s a mistake to carry credit card debt and pay usurious rate interest to the credit card companies. If you have $50,000 of credit card [...]
A lot of friends ask me this, because they know Thav Gross has made a mark for resolving credit card debt outside of bankruptcy – though a process we call “Debt Resolution.” In 2007, I created our Debt Resolution program as a means of resolving credit card debt for [...]
Yesterday’s economic report indicating 4.1% growth in the second quarter is good news for the economy – but is it good for you? The Wall Street Journal indicated that “Consumers, buoyed by low unemployment, steady job growth, and recent tax cuts – ramped up their spending at a robust [...]
Have you said these words? I have – and I know you have. Inevitably, it means you made a mistake and would like a redo. We say it, but we know there are no “re-dos.” I most often say this to myself when I think back to the $$$$$$ [...]
Of course, there is no better time to talk fireworks like the week of July 4th. I can think of two situations where the fun and glory of the fireworks is something we’d prefer to avoid. The first is keeping “Man’s best friend”, the dog, happy! The solution here [...]
