Sentences with phrase «actually discharge your debt»

Some of the new student loan refinancing startups, such as Earnest, will actually discharge your debt with them if you die or are permanently disabled.

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It's a claim on free cash flows that can actually be delivered to shareholders after all other claims have been discharged, such as debt service and investment to replace depreciation and provide for growth.

What bankruptcy actually does is it improves your credit rating because it puts a stop date on collections and it typically says once you're discharged from bankruptcy those debts are discharged.

Your bankruptcy ends when you receive a discharge, the event that actually cancels your debts.

But because a negotiated debt settlement plan does not provide a discharge of indebtedness, it could actually be more difficult to obtain credit after attempting or completing a negotiated debt settlement plan.

Even after the Department of Education encouraged students to apply for a debt discharge, only a fraction actually received one, Warren wrote in a letter to former Education Secretary John B. King.

But I've written a number of articles about how it is actually possible and people have discharged their private and federal student loan debt.

The section of law mentioned, 15 U.S. Code § 1692e — False or misleading representations does seem to apply if the debt collector is actually stating unequivocally student loan debt can't be discharged in bankruptcy.

«The premises of the Gainful Employment Rule and the Borrower Defense to Repayment Rule are simple: 1) career training programs should provide sufficient education to enable graduates to obtain jobs and actually pay off their debt without a significant financial hardship and 2) students defrauded by their schools should be able to have their loans discharged.