Government is a giant bureaucracy and it doesn’t matter who is in or out of office. Sometimes things just don’t make any sense and there is no apparent need for logic. You can go hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt for student loans without any regard for your credit rating. Bankruptcy does not prevent …
Yellowstone Capital has appeared on this site before for going after business debt settlement companies. See this post. It appears Yellowstone Capital, a Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) company has garnered a lot of attention from the State of New Jersey. The State has filed a lawsuit against Yellowstone Capital LLC, its parent company Fundry.US LLC, …
Most everyone will agree that doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc. are careers with high income skills. But all of these require at least four years of college, if not more. Because these specialized skills need formal education, it’s understandable why they demand a high income. However, did you know there are skills you can learn to …
The closure of many public establishments such as restaurants, movie theaters and clubs has forced many in the labor force to pursue jobs where you work alone without real human interaction. Yet, even before the pandemic, workers have increasingly turned to jobs that do not require physical attendance at an office. People who would rather work alone …
COVID-19 is making rent a nightmare for local businesses. In Alignable’s latest Pulse Poll of 9,500 small business owners nationwide: 34% of respondents said they will not be able to pay May rent in full Of that 34%, 84% will only be able to pay half or less of the May rent With little-to-no revenue coming in …
Back in the good old days of 2018, merchant cash advance companies started suing debt settlement companies that attempted to negotiate to resolve business debts. In fact, some business debt negotiation companies wound up settling the lawsuits. See this article. One of the merchant cash advance companies that were going after settlement companies was Yellowstone …
Mary defaulted on an SBA loan with her husband over thirty years ago. Now widowed and 70, she recently received notice that the SBA authorized a garnishment of 15% or $165 from her only income, $1100 Social Security. Already impoverished, left with $435 after rent, she cried, “How can I pay for my medicine and …
Even as states and cities allow more businesses to reopen, many entrepreneurs are anxious about doing so. Nearly half of small business owners worry they cannot afford to resume normal operations following mandated closures to slow the spread of COVID-19. New survey data from LendingTree shows 46% of small businesses owners cite funding as the …
Despite the news that loan relief with extremely low interest is on the way, it’s unclear if it’ll be enough to save entrepreneurs hit hard by COVID-19. A new LendingTree survey of more than 1,200 small business owners found that 71% worry they’ll never recover from the downturn. Business owners are holding on by a …
Business owners around the U.S. may have just had their identities compromised by the SBA site designed to help them. If you had trouble accessing the SBA.gov site the past few days to apply for disaster assistance loans, you’re not alone. The application portal was showing a maintenance message for most of the day as …