Sentences with phrase «unpaid credit card bills»

Some may even turn to the legal system to file lawsuits to collect unpaid credit card bills and medical bills.

Burial Insurance covers the typical costs associated with a funeral (i.e. flowers, casket, burial, etc.) and help pay off ancillary expenses that the deceased has left behind (i.e. unpaid credit card bills, outstanding mortgage, etc.).

Courthouse News Service has linked to a complaint filed Wednesday in a Pennsylvania state court, accusing Capital One of harassing Patrice Perry in an attempt to collect on unpaid credit card bills.

Last year, bank officials there estimated that as many as 2,500 customers left that country with unpaid credit card bills each month, starting over in a new place with a clean financial slate.

If you're sued for unpaid credit card bills even after the SOL has expired, send an Expired SOL Notification Letter to the creditor stating that he can not take a legal action against you because your account is well past the SOL.

Burial Insurance covers the typical costs associated with a funeral (i.e. flowers, casket, burial, etc.) and help pay off ancillary expenses that the deceased has left behind (i.e. unpaid credit card bills, outstanding mortgage, etc.).

If you have unpaid credit card bills and you want to combine all of them into one, apply for a low - interest balance transfer card.

By having one small monthly payment, you will not have to worry about finance charges racking up on your unpaid credit card bills.

While there are many different types of mortgage loans available, you might find it hard to borrow money particularly if you have a bad credit score (due to unpaid credit card bills and such like), are on a low income, only have a small deposit, or have lived in the UK for less than three years — all of which make owner finance an attractive option.

If you've had bankruptcies, tax liens, unpaid credit card bills or debt collections, your score will be lower and it will be harder for you to get approved for credit.

If you have unpaid credit card bills, tax liens, debt collections, or bankruptcies, your score will plummet.