The Miracle of COVID
I just left a message for a client, who hasn’t been in good touch with me all summer, urging her to reach back out to me to continue working on
Debt
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
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
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
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
Some Peace of Mind This December
The holidays are here, the end of the year is looming large, for many it’s time to tidy things up before 2019 rolls in and things get going again. Over
Debt, Judgments, and Liens
Last week I wrote about debt and AMC’s Lodge 49. A show in which debt is so pervasive it’s another character. This is the flip side of that conversation –
The Debts of Lodge 49
The first season of Lodge 49 ended a few weeks ago (along with the latest season of Better Call Saul, I’ll write about that later). I waited to write because
Surviving Debt: Expert Advice
Some people just like self-help books. Some people (like someone I am related to) always have one open on their nightstand and seem to have read them all. I’ve only
I Call BS . . . (on everyone, myself very much included)
“I call BS” The students of the high school in Florida who suffered that mass school shooting earlier this year adopted the battle cry “I call BS” in the face