Got Debt and The Institute, Perfect Together
Wondering today if Stephen King is the Sarah Poriss of debt? Or is it the other way around? Regardless, I was just thrilled to see that debt – and debt
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Green Stamps, Reward Points, and You
A few days ago NPR’s Morning Edition ran a story about credit card points and reward programs. It centered on credit card “gamesmanship,” how to maximize points and miles programs
Crumbling Foundations and Social Media
We’ve been posting a lot about the crumbling foundation problem in Eastern Connecticut on Facebook over the last few months. It’s – I hope obviously – a serious problem, one
A Modest Proposal (and unintended consequences . . . perhaps)
June 17, 2019 I posted on Facebook post last month about a proposed bill from Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez about controlling credit card interest rates. The post generated a
About Got Debt 2.0 (the preface)
May 28, 2019 I published the first edition of Got Debt, Dispatches From the Front Lines of America’s Debt Crisis in October, 2017. At the time the economy wasn’t treading
Cinco de Mayo and Great Foreclosure Defenses in History
May 5, 2019 Happy Cinco de Mayo! A great day (despite the heavy rain here in Connecticut) to celebrate Mexican culture, eat great food, drink, sing, be upbeat. And, of
Fabulous, great communication, very easy to understand & work with.
I consulted with Sarah Poriss when I accumulated some unpaid credit card debt following a car accident injury. She was extremely helpful as I sorted things out. Before I contacted
Living her dream …
Living her dream Quite often I find myself in conversations with people who say things like, “When __ happens, then I will do ___.” For example, “When I retire, then
You are a blessing
Sarah Poriss is a breath of fresh air in an otherwise harsh and unsympathetic judicial system, combining the intelligence, discipline and legal expertise of a great lawyer with the compassion,
A Spoonful of Foreclosure…
I saw another movie about foreclosure over the weekend. I’ve already seen The Big Short, 99 Homes, The Grapes of Wrath. This one fit right in: Mary Poppins Returns. You read