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Best ways to pay off your credit card debt

It’s not uncommon for residents of New York to suffer from credit card debt to some degree. There are many options out there when it ...

Bankruptcy is meant to help you regain control of your finances

Your finances shouldn’t be the top stressor in your life. When they are, you need evaluate the circumstances to determine what you need to do. ...

Feds begin discussion about student loan debt

Student loan debt is a known problem that sets many young people back as they enter the workforce. With debts of $30,000 and more, the ...

Job loss: what you need to know

The economy with all its ups and downs can affect your company—and your continued employment. If you’ve ever lived through a company layoff, you know ...

What are the risks of non-lawyer debt negotiators?

New Yorkers will undoubtedly be aware of the number of debt settlement companies who advertise and say they can help people facing financial challenges to ...

Legal assistance for Long Islanders dealing with medical debt

Long Islanders who find themselves deep in debt are not necessarily in that position because of job loss or due to spending beyond their means. ...

When will my debts be discharged after filing for bankruptcy?

Long Islanders who are having financial challenges and have sought relief through filing for bankruptcy might not be fully cognizant of certain basic factors. These ...

Former MLB player files for Chapter 13 bankruptcy

Financial challenges can happen to anyone in New York and across the country. Even those who seemingly had it all with major paychecks, fame and ...

Financial challenges and disclosures debt collectors must make

Long Islanders who are facing financial challenges and might be dealing with delinquent payments on their credit cards will have a lot to consider as ...

An overview of how Chapter 7 bankruptcy works

Even though the national economy has rebounded nicely in the last few years and the stock market is regularly reaching all-time highs, the unfortunate reality ...