When it comes to debt relief, you may be overwhelmed by your options. And often, many sound similar, leaving you wondering which path is right for you.
The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) application opens Oct. 1. Federal student aid is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, meaning you’ll want to file as early as possible. But for some families, filing can be tricky.
Going off to college is an exciting time! But for many first-year college students, it’s their first opportunity having some autonomy over their finances. Therefore, it’s important to set some first-semester financial goals to start your college budgeting on the right foot and set yourself up for financial success.
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.
Credit Card Refinancing vs. Debt Consolidation: Which is Right for You?
July 28, 2020 / by Tayne Law Group / Debt Relief, From the Blog, Frugal College Tips, Uncategorized / 0 comments
When it comes to debt relief, you may be overwhelmed by your options. And often, many sound similar, leaving you wondering which path is right for you.
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How to Handle the Financial Impact of Coronavirus
March 10, 2020 / by Leslie Tayne / Business Credit Score, Business Debt Relief, debt help, Debt Relief, From the Blog, Getting Rid of Debt, MCA debt relief, Medical Debt, Merchant Cash Advance Loans, Personal Finance, Uncategorized, Your Credit / 1 comment
The spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has created mass panic and disruption worldwide.
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FAFSA Tips for Divorced Parents: What You Need to Know
September 30, 2019 / by Lea DeRosa / Uncategorized / 1 comment
The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) application opens Oct. 1. Federal student aid is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, meaning you’ll want to file as early as possible. But for some families, filing can be tricky.
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College Budgeting: First Semester Financial Goals
August 8, 2019 / by Tayne Law Group / Uncategorized / 0 comments
Going off to college is an exciting time! But for many first-year college students, it’s their first opportunity having some autonomy over their finances. Therefore, it’s important to set some first-semester financial goals to start your college budgeting on the right foot and set yourself up for financial success.
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