Sentences with phrase «seen as a creditor»

If Greece had cancelled the referendum & done the deal outlined in the Tspiras letter last Wednesday, it'd be seen as a creditor victory 1/2

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In what analysts and markets see as the final deadline, Greece has to reach a deal with creditors Saturday or it will fail to make a crucial debt payment due to the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday.

That is crucial, because an involuntary debt revamping would be seen by creditors as a default — a step Greece and Europe are trying hard to avoid.

While Pepper is seen exposed to a housing correction and its delinquency rates are already well above the major lenders at 1.6 percent, Australians are seen as good creditors who will cut back elsewhere to meet their mortgage payments.

Just as creditors want to see that you can make on - time payments, and that you can keep from utilizing too much of your available credit, they also want to observe your ability to handle different types of credit accounts.

«In our view, investors would be well advised to see the outcome of Cyprus both as a reflection of how future stresses will be handled (support sovereign creditors, haircut bank creditors) and a reminder that efforts to shift the liabilities associated with legacy bad bank assets in both Spain and Ireland onto the ESM [European Stability Mechanism] balance sheet are unlikely to be successful,» the IIF says.

«If you lend money to any of my people» (this is God's torah), you do so not as a creditor, exacting interest, but (such is the implication) out of compassion (see vs. 27) for a Covenant brother (compare Deut.

Selling off the assets is seen as the only way to pay back creditors and there are some big items on offer.

Always make certain to never miss your credit card payment date, no matter what happens, as this reflects badly and creditors will see you as risky.

I have not checked to see if Vantage or their sister companies have filed (they would presumably file in a federal district for their area in Great Barrington, Mass.) A bankruptcy attorney in that area could better answer your question about those publishing contracts as bankruptcy estate assets that a Trustee would «recall» (or «garner for the bankruptcy estate) under a preference rule and make a part of Vantage's «bankruptcy estate» for the benefit of creditors.

Investor Jaham Najafi, who was seen as the company's best hope to continue, withdrew his bid last week after a disagreement over terms with the company's creditors.

Your work is tied up as part of the company's IP, and you'll have to wait like every other unsecured creditor to see if it's going to be sold off (and to whom) in bankruptcy court.

On the other hand, because you now have a clean slate upon which to write your financial future, other creditors see you not as a liability to be avoided, but as a borrower who has no outstanding debt.

Creditors, such as Chase, don't want to see irresponsible credit behavior.

If a creditor sees you as a higher risk, they may still loan you money or offer you credit.

When creditors see this warning on a consumer's file, they contact them before extending new credit, such as a loan or new credit card.

Lastly, creditors like to see a mix of several credit accounts and different types of accounts, as it shows you can handle a variety of credit products.

Given how skittish creditors have gotten, it's conceivable that this sort of thing could have a ripple effect as other card issuers might react negatively if / when they see your credit score drop.

If a creditor sees that your debt to income ratio is too high, on the other hand, they may view you as a risky borrower.

Once your past due amount exceeds $ 1000, the debt will be reported to the credit reporting agencies and anyone who accesses your credit reports such as creditors, insurance companies, landlords and so on will see that you have fallen behind in your payments and this certainly doesn't help your cause when trying to sort out your debt problems.

It's worth noting however, that over 90 % of variations are successful - your creditors don't want to see your IVA fail anymore than you do as the alternative is usually a lower return for them in Bankruptcy.

Take statements or letters from your creditors with you as the court may want to see proof of your debts.

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We have seen a lot of people get this information removed from their credit report by contacting the creditor who is reporting it, resolving the matter, and requesting at the same time that the creditor remove the record of the debt from their credit report as part of the debt repayment arrangement.

If creditors see that you've kept up payments on other accounts, but you've neglected to pay the accounts you have with them, they may use that as a reason not to accept your settlement offer.

This way, your creditors can see that you're being as fair as you can, which means you've got a much better chance of them agreeing to the plan.

As a general rule, this is around 15 %, although it can vary depending on factors such as the size of debt, the return in Bankruptcy and how quickly the creditors will see their moneAs a general rule, this is around 15 %, although it can vary depending on factors such as the size of debt, the return in Bankruptcy and how quickly the creditors will see their moneas the size of debt, the return in Bankruptcy and how quickly the creditors will see their money.

Keep in mind, that the Settlement Proposal also typically includes Claims against the creditor as well (see collection abuses) which makes the offer VERY APPEALING!

As you can see from the numbers, the number of proposals «passed as filed» has declined slightly over the last three years (from 92 % to 88 %), indicating that creditors have become somewhat more «picky» in the amounts they are willing to accepAs you can see from the numbers, the number of proposals «passed as filed» has declined slightly over the last three years (from 92 % to 88 %), indicating that creditors have become somewhat more «picky» in the amounts they are willing to accepas filed» has declined slightly over the last three years (from 92 % to 88 %), indicating that creditors have become somewhat more «picky» in the amounts they are willing to accept.

Thanks to academic scholarships, I graduated as one of those unicorn debt - free millennials, and I quickly learned my lack of student loans meant creditors (or more importantly for me — a landlord) saw me as a risk due to minimal credit history.

Think of it as a settlement of the debt, where the creditors will most times agree to it if they see you are offering to pay back more than if you had filed bankruptcy.

Some creditors will not be willing to extend you credit, but others will see is as a responsible move to deal with debt.

One is that the child has full latitude to withdraw from the account as he or she sees fit; the account would also be vulnerable if the child has issues with creditors.

Paying your credit card bills late — even by just a few days — is seen as a bad sign to creditors.

The legislation gets complex for Section 75a, because for a purchase to be covered, the finance must be properly linked to an item (known as a debtor - creditor - supplier agreement) so the finance company can see a clear relationship between the money and the goods.

However, we asked the Ombudsman and it said although PayPal appears as the merchant on the cardholder's statement, it can not be seen as the supplier in a debtor - creditor - supplier agreement under section 75.

Another common issue we see is that creditors will incorrectly report individual debts as «included in a bankruptcy» when they may have been included in a consumer proposal.

A credit counselor will look at all of your enrolled debts and then work with creditors to see if they will give you a lowered interest rate, known as a «concession rate.»

You have to contact your creditor as soon as you've been contacted by a collection agent, to see if you can clear the debt with them.

Imagine that after only seeing a credit report and some preliminary information the creditors make what you might consider a high debt settlement offer such as 75 cents on the dollar.

Lenders and creditors see them as high - risk borrowers.

What many consumers don't know is a tool has existed for years that gives consumers a great view of their finances as seen been by creditors.

However, the Austrian School of Economics sees higher rates as leading to greater investment in order to earn the interest to pay its creditors.

You will be filled with an overwhelming sense of relief as bill collectors stop calling, creditors stop breathing down your neck and you can finally see hope for your future, free from the burden of debt.

Your creditors and / or collections agencies may review your credit report, and most will be unwilling to negotiate when they see that they are being offered less than what is owed to them while others are being paid on time as agreed.

It's true that if you can show that some information is inaccurate you can force the creditor to change the information, but as long as the information is correct, creditors can report it as they see fit.

Positive for Secured Debt: — Lower interest rates are on secured debts, such as your home and car loans — because creditors see you as a «low - risk» — since they have a guarantee of payment.

Whilst an IVA will reduce the amount that you pay back to your creditors, it is unlikely to be as much as 90 %, which is a figure you may sometimes see quoted.

It's also important to bear in mind that if you benefit from a significant windfall during your IVA (such as winning the lottery, receiving PPI compensation or seeing the equity in your house rise) and are able to pay off your debts in full as a result, then your creditors will expect you to meet the IVA fees in addition to your original debt.

While having a loan and honouring its obligations can help build credit, too many loans may be seen by potential creditors as an increased risk, and failure to meet repayment obligations will result in a negative report to the credit bureaus, which would reduce your credit score.