November 20, 2020 / by Tayne Law Group / debt help, Debt Relief, debt settlement, Tayne Law Group / 0 comments
When you know you have debt that’s gone to collections, it’s a stressful financial situation to be in. You might find yourself wondering what rights you have, can debt collectors call your work and expose information to your employer, or what methods of contact are legal altogether.
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Top Debt Collector Scams to Watch Out For
February 16, 2021 / by Tayne Law Group / debt help, debt settlement, From the Blog, Personal Finance, Tayne Law Group / 0 comments
Whether you owe money on a past-due debt or not, you may be the target of debt collector scams. These scams typically include harassment and threats of all kinds. However, when you try to get the information you’re entitled to by law, they balk.
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Does Debt Consolidation Hurt Your Credit?
February 9, 2021 / by Tayne Law Group / Credit Cards, Debt Relief, From the Blog, Personal Finance, Tayne Law Group, Your Credit / 0 comments
Consolidating debt can have a significant positive impact on your finances, especially if it helps you pay down your debt more quickly and with interest savings. But you may be wondering, “Does debt consolidation hurt your credit score?”
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What Is the Statute of Limitations on Debt?
February 1, 2021 / by Tayne Law Group / Debt Relief, From the Blog, Personal Finance, Tayne Law Group / 0 comments
If you’ve stopped making payments on a debt balance, your lender or a debt collection agency will likely start actively trying to collect within a handful of months. But states have instituted a statute of limitations on debt, which can help protect you from old debts.
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Are Debt Consolidation Companies Worth It?
January 25, 2021 / by Tayne Law Group / debt help, Debt Relief, From the Blog, Getting Rid of Debt, Personal Finance, Tayne Law Group / 0 comments
Debt consolidation is an umbrella term that includes many different approaches to paying off debt. For example, many debt settlement companies advertise themselves as debt consolidation companies, even if they don’t use traditional consolidation programs.
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How Long Do Collections Stay on Your Credit Report?
January 20, 2021 / by Tayne Law Group / Debt Relief, Tayne Law Group, Your Credit / 0 comments
Collection accounts can hurt your credit to the point where it can be difficult to qualify for a loan or credit card. Over time, though, the negative impact of a collection account can diminish.
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Can Debt Collectors Call Your Work?
November 20, 2020 / by Tayne Law Group / debt help, Debt Relief, debt settlement, Tayne Law Group / 0 comments
When you know you have debt that’s gone to collections, it’s a stressful financial situation to be in. You might find yourself wondering what rights you have, can debt collectors call your work and expose information to your employer, or what methods of contact are legal altogether.
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Tax Implications for Settling Credit Card Debt (and How to Minimize What You Owe)
September 8, 2020 / by Tayne Law Group / Debt Relief, debt settlement, From the Blog, Personal Finance, Tayne Law Group / 0 comments
Whenever you borrow money, you have a legal obligation to repay it in full. Settling debt for less than you owe is a possibility. But because it means you’re not completely fulfilling your obligation, there may be tax consequences.
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What is a Merchant Cash Advance?
March 4, 2020 / by Leslie Tayne / 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, Tayne Law Group / 0 comments
When your business is strapped for cash, you may be looking for quick ways to dig yourself out of a hole. In these situations, many businesses may turn to merchant cash advance to get cash fast.
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Saving for Retirement in Your 40s, 50s, and 60s: Best Tactics
September 19, 2019 / by Tayne Law Group / Debt Relief, Family Finance, From the Blog, Personal Finance, Retirement, Tayne Law Group / 0 comments
At every stage of adulthood, saving for retirement should be a priority in order to have a comfortable retirement and maintain your lifestyle.
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Saving for Retirement in Your 20s and 30s: Best Tactics
September 10, 2019 / by Lea DeRosa / From the Blog, Money Saving Tips, Personal Finance, Tayne Law Group / 0 comments
When you’re just starting out in your career, retirement may be the further thing from your mind. But because retirement savings use compound interest, you’ll be better off the earlier you begin saving.
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