Posts Tagged ‘creditors’
Where’s My Inheritance, Dad?
An interesting case has recently been handed down from the Courts. This case now provides Parents with the right to strip their children of inheritances. The judgment goes against what was previously believed to be good law. To date, we have all thought that parents owe a duty to their children to provide for them in some way upon their [...]
Filing bankruptcy: Is it a good idea?
If you have been contemplating bankruptcy then it means you have not been able to manage your finances like you wanted to. However, declaring bankruptcy is a big step. It reflects on your account for 7 to 10 years and may influence lenders' decision in future when you apply for another loan. It is always a better idea to clear off your debts [...]
Credit Card Debt – How to Eliminate it Completely
While it may seem difficult, there are ways to get out of credit card debt, but you need to be aware of the legal ramifications, know your state laws, and understand basic credit reporting. For many people they have found that they are inundated by debt they have trouble paying, these are high interest cards, and they can become despairing of ever [...]
How-Can-I-Raise-My-Score-100-Points-in-45-Minutes?-Inch-Your-Way-Up-the-Credit-Score-Scale
When you know the secret to quickly increasing your credit score you can trick lenders and creditors into giving you more money and reducing your interest rates. Because they'll never know what your score was before you raised it, they'll have no choice but to lower your interest rates and hand over the money you need. Your credit score is more [...]
Can a Creditor Sue Me For Unsecured Debt? Yes! So Take Steps to Avoid That
By John Hurley You may be wondering "can a creditor sue me for unsecured debt?" The answer to that question is a resounding "yes." Unfortunately, credit card companies and other debt holders can come back years later and try to get the money from you - plus compounded interest. Creditors are more likely to sue you for secured debts. A secured [...]
