From sea to shining sea, and from sunshine to snowbanks and from mountains to swamps and everything in between, Americans are swimming in debt. A recently published news story and accompanying map shows just how much debt the residents in each state owe on average.For...
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Month: December 2017
When a hospital and debt-collector are one and the same
On behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Dec 19, 2017 | Medical Debt
She owed tens of thousands of dollars to a Florida hospital for the month she had spent there in intensive care after falling into a coma. In addition, she owed tens of thousands more to the specialists who cared for her during her illness. Unfortunately, she was...
Working toward financial stability takes concerted effort
On behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Dec 18, 2017 | blog
Many people are worried about the state of the economy. For these individuals, making plans now to recession-proof your finances can help them to feel better and enjoy more financial stability.Just because you have debts doesn't mean that you can't have this type of...
Beware credit card debt scammers
On behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Dec 12, 2017 | Credit Card Debt
It's easy in today's fast-paced world to get behind on your bills. For many people, getting behind is more about unforeseen circumstances (illness, job loss, divorce, etc.) than it is about reckless spending.For people trying to contend with mounting credit card debt,...
Getting out from under medical debt
On behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Dec 7, 2017 | Medical Debt
According to researchers and pollsters, the number one reason for filing bankruptcy is medical debt. Unfortunately, bankruptcy comes with a number of downsides that can pile up quickly. You can lose your house in bankruptcy, as well as your car, your stocks and your...
Develop a plan to reduce or eliminate your credit card debt
On behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Dec 5, 2017 | blog
Using credit cards to make payments on many things is a way of life in this country. There are many times in which this isn't going to cause a problem. You know that a credit card is a good option since it does offer some protections. You might even be responsible...
Medical bills create problems even for those with health coverage
On behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Dec 4, 2017 | Medical Debt
One of the most difficult forms of debt to deal with is the debt that accumulates as a result of a health care crisis. Medical debt can be especially difficult to deal with emotionally because it's typically a two-headed beast that brings with it enormous medical...