Sentences with phrase «different than other debt»

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Other than collecting money and debts, banks and licensed moneylenders function in different ways.

It might be different if you're being paid with taxpayer money — I'm not sure.PS — My girlfriend doesn't have a dime to disclose anyway other than her grad school debt.

Be aware that most creditors do charge different interest rates than others; you actually may end up paying off your debt to one creditor but still have multiple creditors to worry about after one of your lenders has been paid off.

Doug Hoyes: And as we've alluded to earlier, the rules for student loans and we're talking specifically about government guaranteed student loans, are different if you go bankrupt or file a proposal than other debts.

Consumers are warned that if a company approaches them regarding debt relief and has a different program available other than the two that we talk about today, be careful because it could be a scam.

If you have more than one debt balance (such as several different credit cards), making more substantial payments on one account while continuing to make at least the minimum payments on the others can help you to focus on reducing these balances one at a time.

Our situation may be a little different than some others in that we reduced our savings down to $ 1,000 (Ramsey Baby Step 1) and applied all of the extra money towards debt and I must say it is quite the motivator.

Student loan consolidation is different than other kinds of debt consolidation.

It doesn't really involve anything that a bankruptcy involves other than getting rid of your unsecured debts in a different manner.

There's no one - size - fits - all solution for debt — different options might fit your debt situation better than others.

As you probably know, student loans are different than most other forms of debt in that you can't usually discharge them in bankruptcy.

On the other hand, it seems answering a slightly different question than what I asked - you keep saying «well, lawyer will is better if your situation isn't as simple as you say», but doesn't at all address the case that I ask about, where the situation literally IS as simple as one says - no debts outside mortgage, no prior spouses, no family members outside kids to contest the inheritance, no interstate assets, no assets with complex tax issues, etc...

Angela, first, regarding the unsecured creditors, it would seem to me that this is no different than any other large unforeseen and unsecured debt taken on by a corporation.

This is different than the problem of just not wanting to deal with the hassle of creating a budget — they just think that with their student loans, auto loans, mortgages, and other debts, they don't have extra money to put aside.