And, we have the example of Argentina doing it in the present with pension assets, and also when their currency blew up —
most debtors faced a forced conversion to less valuable bonds.
Not exact matches
Shapiro sued Navient in federal court alleging a raft of illegal conduct,
most notably that it «willfully» and «knowingly» cheated struggling
debtors who
face long - term hardship by steering them into payment plans that postponed bills, allowing interest to accumulate, rather than helping them enroll in plans pegged to income.
Most banks and credit card companies are not willing to wait two or three years while the consumer accumulates sufficient money for a settlement, and the
debtor then discovers that they are
facing legal actions and wage garnishments from their creditors.