Sentences with phrase «creditors move accounts»

Creditors move accounts to a charge - off status when the bill hasn't been paid..

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This might also happen to you: you missed one bill payment because you moved but without informing your creditor about your new address, or, someone might have fraudulently opened an account under your name.

Moving forward, your credit profile will continue to gather information from creditors and companies where you have current open accounts in addition to the accounts you have since closed from the past.

(Charging off a debt is a strategy used by the original creditor to move the balance you owe from an asset to a liability, for accounting purposes.

If an individual sold his or her house and moved the money — say, to an offshore account — he or she would be required to repay the money to the trustee before he or she would be discharged (be given bankruptcy status, and all the protection from creditors that this provides).

Writing off the debt as a loss is an accounting move for the creditor.

If so, yours may be a case where the creditor would be willing to move the account.

If you are successful in getting the account moved back to the original creditor, I would request that the account be re-aged.

Dear Syed, In my experience, once a creditor has moved an account into collections, they very rarely allow the account to be moved back.

Once those assets are moved (e.g., disbursed to beneficiaries, transferred from a spendthrift - protected trust to a personal savings account, withdrawn for personal use) they may become fair game to creditors.

Writing off the debt as a loss is an accounting move for the creditor.