With more than 6,000 federal employees, New Mexico is one of the states that was most affected by the partial federal government shutdown in December and January. If lawmakers in Washington D.C. again shut down the federal government, affected federal workers can...
Month: January 2019
Managing your finances after an unexpected job loss
Job security is a thing of the past. A boss who sustains a bad quarter could easily decide your job or department is the one that, if eliminated, will convince board members and stockholders to give the company another chance.That means that no matter how good you...
How to rebuild your credit after a divorce
In many marriages, one spouse usually handles the bills while the other earns money or takes care of the children. That’s why after a divorce, one spouse could be in for a surprise when it comes to their credit rating.Some newly divorced spouses consider...
5 important bankruptcy questions and answers
If you have never faced bankruptcy before, it is new territory. Based on your own research and experiences, you think it's the right choice considering your situation, but that doesn't make it any less daunting. You may still have a lot of questions. We are here to...
How to get money back after debtor declares bankruptcy
If you run a successful company, you likely do business with people who have the misfortune of not being as successful as you. In some cases, that means that person owes you money and has declared bankruptcy.Does that mean you're out of luck when you try to recoup...
Appetite for Albuquerque office, warehouse space is growing
A lack of available space, high construction costs and high demand has caused the demand for office and warehouse space in Albuquerque to skyrocket, local developers say.The boom is spurred by pent-up local demand, out-of-town interest and increases in several local...
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