Depending on your specific financial situation, you may or may not be
making payments to your creditors when you decide to file bankruptcy.
Not exact matches
Payments are
made to a federally insured trust account so that
when you reach a settlement, the money can go
to your
creditors and Pacific Debt Inc. can receive its service fee.
When you are mandated
to repay your debts
to several different
creditors at one time it can become difficult
to keep up with the
payments that you are
making to these entities.
The time begins from the day you fail
to abide by the agreement or contract with the
creditor, which typically means
when you fail
to make a monthly
payment as required.
Instead, these companies can only charge a fee for their services
when they actually settle a debt, such settlement is memorialized in writing and a
payment has been
made to the
creditor.
When your
creditors don't receive
payment from you, they'll probably start taking actions
to convince you
to make payment on your account.
$ 40,000 credit card debt - Turning 58 - Have good paying job - Faced recent financial challenges (medical / family assistance) over last 5 months - Have 10 credit cards (3 with high balances, $ 15,000, $ 9,000 and $ 8,000)- Late
payments only
to the above 3 credit card accounts (3 mos, 2 mos, 1 month)-
Made recent
payments to 3 credit card accounts
to bring accounts
to temporary favorable status - Mortgage current - Completed graduate degree but left
to pay last year out of pocket
when reimbursement program was greatly reduced - Consulted with debt management counselor
to go on budget and work with
creditors to be paid out of a single monthly
payment.
When you're struggling
to make payments to your
creditors and need a small loan, don't do it alone.
You would
make payments into the account each month and a lump sum
payment is
made to the
creditor when the dedicated account balance is high enough
to pay the settlement amount.
But
when you
make the next
payment, the
creditor applies it
to the original unpaid monthly
payment.
Another major plus of debt consolidation is the amount of money you will save
when making your monthly
payments to your
creditors.
Typically the only circumstance where a
creditor will accept
payments over a period is
when it
makes sense
to break the
payments up over a short time span.
When you write
to your
creditors making an offer of
payment you often get a mixed response; with some
creditors accepting your offer and some refusing.
You get debt relief by obtaining lower monthly
payments and a lower interest rate than the average of your previous debt and the lender in return
makes sure he is your only
creditor and will have priority
when it comes
to recovering his money.
When you find yourself in a sea of debt, owing
payments to multiple
creditors and paying a variety of interest rates, it might
make sense
to consider a debt consolidation loan
to help you with debt management.
In other words, a
creditor is not supposed
to sue you for a debt that is more than two years old, or more specifically for a debt where no
payments have been
made in more than two years
when they should have been
made.
When you don't
make payments to a
creditor, they will sell your debt
to a debt collection agency.
When you borrow money — whether it is in the form of charging purchases on a credit card or a new home mortgage — the law allows your creditors to take certain lawful actions when you fail to make your payments including, but not limited to, reclaiming the items that still have unpaid balan
When you borrow money — whether it is in the form of charging purchases on a credit card or a new home mortgage — the law allows your
creditors to take certain lawful actions
when you fail to make your payments including, but not limited to, reclaiming the items that still have unpaid balan
when you fail
to make your
payments including, but not limited
to, reclaiming the items that still have unpaid balances.
It's important
to note that
when you enroll in a debt management program, many
creditors will automatically re-age your accounts once you've
made three program
payments on time.
In certain cases, if the
creditors erased penalties while adding interest
when you consolidated, this will be taken into account again if you fail
to keep
making payments.
Consistently
making only minimum credit card
payments is less dramatic but still harmful, and
when combined with a high debt -
to - income ratio, warns
creditors that you might have trouble keeping up with your
payments.
You
make one
payment each month into your trust account,
when enough money accumulates
to pay your
creditor at the reduced amount, you must then authorize the
payment and each
creditor gets paid off one by one.
The FTC appears
to have a clear understanding of the implications for consumers
when they are instructed
to stop
making payments to their
creditors and
to pay the debt settlement companies instead.
Todd Ossenfort:
When debt collection
makes your life miserable — A reader reduced a regular
payment to her
creditor by half and wants
to know how much worse things are going
to get... (See Credit card debt collectors)
When you consolidate debt, you can
make one
payment each month rather than many
payments to multiple
creditors.
When push comes to shove, as they did in California a few years back when it couldn't make payroll, it forced its employees and creditors to accept IOUs in lieu of cash payments, and while they may not have the legal right to do so, they have the economic power to force people to ignore that ri
When push comes
to shove, as they did in California a few years back
when it couldn't make payroll, it forced its employees and creditors to accept IOUs in lieu of cash payments, and while they may not have the legal right to do so, they have the economic power to force people to ignore that ri
when it couldn't
make payroll, it forced its employees and
creditors to accept IOUs in lieu of cash
payments, and while they may not have the legal right
to do so, they have the economic power
to force people
to ignore that right.
The
creditor complies with § 1026.37 (b)(7)(i)
when it assumes that the consumer prepays at a time
when the prepayment penalty may be charged and that the consumer
makes all
payments prior
to the prepayment on a timely basis and in the amount required by the terms of the legal obligation.