FAQs About A Lien Against A Workers' Comp Settlement

Posted on: 19 June 2016

If you settled your workers' compensation claim for a lump sum, you should receive payment after signing a release. However, if you have a lien on your settlement from a medical care provider, you have to settle it. If not, you could face serious consequences. If you have been notified there is a lien on your settlement, here is what you need to know.  Is It Truly A Lien? In personal injury cases, such as workers' compensation, a lien or claim for reimbursement can be used to collect funds that are owed from medical treatment. [Read More]

Three Myths About Investing In Startups

Posted on: 16 June 2016

Sound investing can be an excellent way of growing your money and net worth. Unfortunately, there are many people that may not have much experience when it comes to investing, and as a result, they may not be very informed about the various options that are available. While stocks and bonds can be common investment options, startups can also represent an excellent option for investing. However, if you have limited experience with investing in startup companies, you may need to have a few myths about this type of investing dispelled. [Read More]

Having Money Problems After Retiring? How A Financial Guidance Center Can Help

Posted on: 15 June 2016

If you are struggling to keep financially solvent after retiring, you are not alone. Many senior citizens are finding that the cost of living increases over the years has exceeded what they had planned on. You may be having trouble with medical bills and prescriptions, or perhaps are still trying to pay off some debts you acquired while raising a family. You do not have to go through this alone, and there is help available. [Read More]

Thinking About Filing Bankruptcy? 3 Reasons Why It's Important To Go Through Bankruptcy Counseling

Posted on: 15 June 2016

If you are at your wit's end with your debt, you might be thinking about filing bankruptcy. This can be a smart financial move for a lot of Americans, but it is a big step that can have a major impact on your life for quite a long time. Before you do anything drastic, you'll probably want to go through bankruptcy counseling. These are a few reasons why. 1. You May Be Required To Anyway [Read More]