If you’re struggling with debt, you may be considering a number of debt relief options. One widely known debt settlement company is Freedom Debt Relief.
We all have to start somewhere. Even financial professionals had to build their credit from scratch. And many have dealt with financial hiccups along the way.
As businesses slowly begin to reopen across the country, it finally seems as though there may be a light – though still distantly – at the end of the tunnel. While we seem to still be a long way away from returning to “normal,” the start of businesses reopening signals at least a financial shift.
In addition to the disastrous health impacts of COVID-19 on Long Island, the financial effects have also been profound. Many Long Island residents are currently out of work or working significantly fewer hours than they typically would.
With so many lives disrupted as a result of the spread of coronavirus, the government has passed a relief bill to help ease the financial burden on Americans. The government is expected to provide a one-time payment of $1,200 to individuals and $2,400 to married couples.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to impact our everyday lives – events have been cancelled, social distancing is encouraged, and the barrage of news stories keeps spiraling.
The term “bankruptcy” often comes with many misconceptions. One of the most common is that going bankrupt means you have no money left. This is not necessarily the case. Bankruptcy, instead, is defined as being unable to repay your debts.
When you borrow money in any form, you are legally responsible for repaying that debt. While debt relief can dramatically help improve your financial situation, circumstances in which you’re getting out of debt without paying off your full balance can have an impact on your taxes.
For the seventh consecutive year, Tayne Law Group, P.C. has been named the Best Debt Consolidation on Long Island as part of the annual awards from Bethpage Federal Credit Union.
If you struggle with financial anxiety, you’re far from alone. According to a recent study from Personal Capital, 65% of Americans say their financial anxiety impacts their overall confidence and 64% say their mental health is affected by money.
I just wanted to thank your entire staff at The Law Offices of Leslie H. Tayne, for helping me get out of debt. If it wasn’t for your firm, I would have never been able to resolve my $13k worth of debt in less than 3 years. Your staff did a great job, I was finally able to buy myself a brand new car without using a cosigner. I can’t tell you again how happy I am. I would recommend your services to anyone.
L.C. Client 2007-2009
I sleep like a baby at night now because of the work that you and your office have done. Rest assured that I will refer anyone I know to your office with conditions that are similarly circumstanced.
R.S. Client 2012-2014
You have been very helpful at first directing me in the right direction when I had no clue how to go about handling everything, I really appreciated all your advice and help and hope we can work something out. Thanks again for all your help and kind words, and patience.
Freedom Debt Relief Review: Should You Settle Your Debt with This Service?
July 21, 2020 / by Lea DeRosa / Business Debt Relief, debt help, Debt Relief, debt settlement, Medical Debt / 0 comments
If you’re struggling with debt, you may be considering a number of debt relief options. One widely known debt settlement company is Freedom Debt Relief.
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Bad Credit and No Money? What Leslie H. Tayne, Esq. Would Do if She Had to Start Over
June 16, 2020 / by Lea DeRosa / Better Budgeting, Business Debt Relief, debt help, Debt Relief, debt settlement, From the Blog, Getting Rid of Debt, Money Saving Tips, Navient, Personal Finance, Salli Mae, Student Loan Debt, Student Loans, Your Credit / 0 comments
We all have to start somewhere. Even financial professionals had to build their credit from scratch. And many have dealt with financial hiccups along the way.
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Your Post-Pandemic Finances: How to Prepare for Reopening
May 26, 2020 / by Lea DeRosa / Business Credit Score, Business Debt Relief, debt help, Debt Relief, debt settlement, From the Blog, Getting Rid of Debt, MCA debt relief, Merchant Cash Advance Loans, Personal Finance, Your Credit / 0 comments
As businesses slowly begin to reopen across the country, it finally seems as though there may be a light – though still distantly – at the end of the tunnel. While we seem to still be a long way away from returning to “normal,” the start of businesses reopening signals at least a financial shift.
Read more
Mortgage Forbearance During COVID-19: What Long Island Residents Should Know
April 20, 2020 / by Lea DeRosa / Business Debt Relief, debt help, Debt Relief, debt settlement, Family Finance, From the Blog, Getting Rid of Debt, Money Saving Tips, Personal Finance, Your Credit / 0 comments
In addition to the disastrous health impacts of COVID-19 on Long Island, the financial effects have also been profound. Many Long Island residents are currently out of work or working significantly fewer hours than they typically would.
Read more
Best Ways to Use Your Coronavirus Rescue Check
March 26, 2020 / by Lea DeRosa / Better Budgeting, Business Credit Score, Business Debt Relief, Debt Relief, debt settlement, From the Blog, Getting Rid of Debt, Medical Debt, Money Saving Tips, Personal Finance, Student Loans / 0 comments
With so many lives disrupted as a result of the spread of coronavirus, the government has passed a relief bill to help ease the financial burden on Americans. The government is expected to provide a one-time payment of $1,200 to individuals and $2,400 to married couples.
Read more
How to Stay Positive During the Coronavirus Pandemic
March 15, 2020 / by Lea DeRosa / Business Debt Relief, Credit Cards, Debt Relief, debt settlement, From the Blog, Getting Rid of Debt, Medical Debt, Personal Finance / 1 comment
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to impact our everyday lives – events have been cancelled, social distancing is encouraged, and the barrage of news stories keeps spiraling.
Read more
Should I File for Bankruptcy?
February 26, 2020 / by Lea DeRosa / Debt Relief, debt settlement, From the Blog / 0 comments
The term “bankruptcy” often comes with many misconceptions. One of the most common is that going bankrupt means you have no money left. This is not necessarily the case. Bankruptcy, instead, is defined as being unable to repay your debts.
Read more
Debt Relief and Taxes: How Your Return May be Impacted
January 30, 2020 / by Lea DeRosa / debt help, Debt Relief, From the Blog, Personal Finance / 1 comment
When you borrow money in any form, you are legally responsible for repaying that debt. While debt relief can dramatically help improve your financial situation, circumstances in which you’re getting out of debt without paying off your full balance can have an impact on your taxes.
Read more
Best of Long Island: Tayne Law Group Earns Award for Seventh Straight Year
January 20, 2020 / by Lea DeRosa / debt help, Debt Relief, debt settlement, From the Blog, Getting Rid of Debt, Student Loan Debt, Student Loans / 0 comments
For the seventh consecutive year, Tayne Law Group, P.C. has been named the Best Debt Consolidation on Long Island as part of the annual awards from Bethpage Federal Credit Union.
Read more
How to Combat Financial Anxiety This Holiday Season
November 5, 2019 / by Lea DeRosa / debt help, Debt Relief, Family Finance, From the Blog, Holiday Savings, Money Saving Tips, Parenting / 0 comments
If you struggle with financial anxiety, you’re far from alone. According to a recent study from Personal Capital, 65% of Americans say their financial anxiety impacts their overall confidence and 64% say their mental health is affected by money.
Read more