Sentences with phrase «on multiple bankruptcy»

I am convinced that most of these people probably went on multiple bankruptcy consultations before ultimately deciding to go with the person that was priced the lowest.

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CHICAGO, April 11 - Retailer Toys» R» Us has received multiple bids of more than $ 1 billion for an 85 percent stake in its Asian business, its lawyer Joshua Sussberg said at a U.S. bankruptcy court hearing on Wednesday.

On Thursday, Weinstein continued his bid in Delaware Bankruptcy Court to obtain personal and business records kept by The Weinstein Co. — a firm which he helped set up but which dismissed him in October following multiple complaints about his alleged sexual exploitation of women.

The letter says that because of the fate of those permits was put on hold as the state missed multiple deadlines to finish the regulatory process, the company was forced to declare bankruptcy.

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The United States consumer protection agency has tips based on multiple situations for these borrowers who must be aware of what to expect in the mortgage market in today's lending environment: If your lender files for bankruptcy after the closing of your loan: Mortgage loans and the rights to service them are often purchased and sold.

For example, in a risky credit grade, there may be a borrower who has had multiple bankruptcies, has been delinquent on payments several times in the past year, is currently unemployed, has a high debt to income ratio, and has only had credit for 5 years.

Accounts that were discharged in the bankruptcy may still be reporting as delinquent or multiple entries for the same account may appear on your credit bureau report.

Hey Mark for your information, not everyone is not a «deadbeat» for filing bankruptcy or whatever, For me I worked for over 32 yrs, and in 2004, I got divorced in 2005 I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in the meantime I was waiting for approval for disablity, which took over a year or so, I had to live off my 401k, my savings, had to pay whopping Medical bills, and by the time I finally got my disability check, I owed over 70,000 in charge cards, to survive on or in would of been homeless, So before you judge other people, please be careful you know what your talking about, Not everyone is a deadbeat or trying to get a free ride...

If you have bankruptcy or multiple missed payments on your credit history, it might be harder to get approved — even for a secured credit card.

In the years since, he has grown to appreciate travel, especially when done at the front of the plane, no longer has a bankruptcy on his credit report and has multiple premium rewards - earning credit cards.

They have repeatedly been on the verge of bankruptcy and required multiple bailouts over the years.

These consumers likely carry high credit card balances and have multiple recent negative marks on their credit reports — or, in the case of bankruptcy or default, a single, big negative mark.

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As Cointelegraph reported on March 8, multiple reports concluded that the current cryptocurrency downturn since late December is a result of a $ 400 mln sell - off between December and February by the attorney and bankruptcy trustee of Mt.Gox, formerly the largest Bitcoin exchange in the world, before it went bankrupt in 2014, following a major hack.