Debt Help: Not Everyone is an Expert “Beware of False Knowledge; it is more dangerous than ignorance.” George Bernard Shaw The road to hell is paved with good intentions When you live with a lot of debt, sometimes you ask for help from friends and family. A small loan to cover expenses, help … Continue reading Debt Help: Not Everyone is an Expert
Debt Denial: It’s Not Just a River in Egypt There’s an old joke about denial; it’s not just a river in Egypt. When you’re living in a world of debt, denial is an ocean in your back yard. Nope! Not Happening! Not Me! Most people live in denial. It helps us avoid the unpleasant … Continue reading Debt Denial: It’s Not Just a River in Egypt
Your Survival plan – When your payments exceed your income. Let’s not beat around the bush, these are scary and stressful times. Remaining physically healthy is the priority — and thankfully, most of us seem to be achieving that. However, very few of us can say our current or future financial situation is a healthy … Continue reading Break glass in case of emergency
For small business owners the fear is overwhelming. The challenges faced today are unlike any other challenges small business owners have faced before. In the past, when we’ve faced financial challenges we have been able to look back on a decision or a string of decisions and events that caused the issues and recognize what … Continue reading 5 Tips for Small Business Owners During COVID-19
Early indications of 2020 numbers (that is, before the COVID-19 crisis hit) mentioned that bankruptcy and insolvency numbers would be at an all-time high. However, since March and over the next couple of months we are likely going to see a large decline in projections. Normally a decline in bankruptcy numbers is a positive and … Continue reading Why we should be concerned about declining bankruptcy filings.
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