Will I be consider having a criminal record if I am slap with a credit card judgement by a law firm representing my credit card company? And if the balance is around $550. I have never ever been arrested in my life. Never had any problem with law. So will judgement ruin my CLEAN RECORD???
I heard going through one of those debt consolidation companies is just as bad as declaring bankruptcy. Is that true? If not which one is the best to deal with?
with all of my bills i say i owe almost $25,000 in debt. from medical bills,car loans,one credit card, a few banks i have to pay back. do you think they will handle all of those bills in one payment?
We are 33, 000 in debt with credit cards. . most at 20%. . In speaking with “pro corp’, they say they can reduce it to just over 17,000. . . payments now-1100. 00 per month to 520. 00 per month, and out of debt in 36 months. . has any one ever took ths [...]
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my bank of america credit crd debt was sent to the er solutions collection agency and the bank of america Representative gave me the number to call the agancy. i called, we agreed by phone to a settlement of $587(on a $820 balance). i paid the settlment directly to the bank of america branch. i [...]
I got a reply to a question about filing ch 13 and this person said go for it saying they got a house financed 1 year into the plan? That doesnt sound right to me. Also, i live in the state of LA. under forced heirship laws that apply in my case. I also cannot [...]
Reducing the onerous tax burden is easy to accomplish. (a) Simply downside the bloated bureaucracy. (b) Then stop the use of taxpayer monies to fund retirement plans for anyone in government. They’re free to fund their own retirement out of their own pocket. (c) Next, halt any further payment to current retirees from government based [...]
I’ve called several companies who consider themselves not-for-profit but when I talk to their reps, they start throwing out different fees which definitely are above common administrational costs. A couple of other companies I’ve called are somewhat reasonable with their fees, but the interest rates are bad. It seems as though they’re supporting themselves through [...]
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