Good for you that you are concerned about taking care of this debt.
This is a debt spiral that many inexperienced borrowers can fall into. If possible, see if a family member can bail you out and then you pay them...or get a loan from a more reputable source. I have attached the contact numbers for the company, so you can call them and ask about the possibility of returning the item and the total payout that would remain.
Alternatively, you should obtain a second job (ouch!), cut expenses (ride the bus to save gas, eat simply and so on to try to get on the right side of this debt.
Yes, by maitaining low balances, paying you bills on time and making sure you have long established credit cards. please be aware your score changes everytime something happens on your file ie) inquiry, merchant updating balance/payment history, etc.
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Please do not stop paying your credit cards back. You will destroy your credit score. It is devastating what can happen if you stop paying off your cards. Credit card companies will harass & chase you for up to 7 years if you do not pay. They can make your life hell. This happened to me. I did my best to always pay off everything I owed. I worked 3 jobs at one time to make sure i had enough money to pay my credit cards on time. But when I got divorced, one of the credit cards I shared with my husband did not get paid. He promised to pay it when we were together. And he was paying it. But when he left me, he took off & decided to not pay the card anymore. Even though the charges on the card were his, I was responsible for the bill (because it was my credit card) . The credit card company did not get tired of chasing me for 7 years. They were relentless with sending me bills, & threatening to take me to court if I did not pay them. They did & I had to pay back the $2,900.00 that my ex-husband did not pay back on my credit card. Fortunately, they did not charge me interest on top of that. This situation ruined my credit score for a few years. After the credit card company got their money back, my credit score slowly recovered but it took many years to recover from this.
First you please open the account and you do fixed deposit. Ask the manager to want a credit card.
not that i can find, if there is please let me know
There sure are Irrevocable Letters of Credit. Those are used by Insurance companies, Importers, Exporters and others as paying methods. Maybe that is what you mean. Please check the web links for Letters of Credit. Hope this helps!
[Debit] Equipment 32500 [Credit] Cash 6000 [Credit] Loan from bank 26500
Yes, by maitaining low balances, paying you bills on time and making sure you have long established credit cards. please be aware your score changes everytime something happens on your file ie) inquiry, merchant updating balance/payment history, etc.
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answer it please :)
answer it please :)
Please do not stop paying your credit cards back. You will destroy your credit score. It is devastating what can happen if you stop paying off your cards. Credit card companies will harass & chase you for up to 7 years if you do not pay. They can make your life hell. This happened to me. I did my best to always pay off everything I owed. I worked 3 jobs at one time to make sure i had enough money to pay my credit cards on time. But when I got divorced, one of the credit cards I shared with my husband did not get paid. He promised to pay it when we were together. And he was paying it. But when he left me, he took off & decided to not pay the card anymore. Even though the charges on the card were his, I was responsible for the bill (because it was my credit card) . The credit card company did not get tired of chasing me for 7 years. They were relentless with sending me bills, & threatening to take me to court if I did not pay them. They did & I had to pay back the $2,900.00 that my ex-husband did not pay back on my credit card. Fortunately, they did not charge me interest on top of that. This situation ruined my credit score for a few years. After the credit card company got their money back, my credit score slowly recovered but it took many years to recover from this.
Some states will accept online credit card payments for traffic tickets. For more information and to see if your state offers this form of payment, please see: www.dmv.org/paying-traffic-tickets.php
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This question is too vague, as there are many credit unions. Please restate the question.
No, liabilities have a normal credit balance, that means that increases are also credit, and that decreases are debit. Please refer to the link provided for debit and credit rules.
please let me know if you can use your credit card instead of you bank accounnt when necesdsary. please leave the answer at bobbiejanec@sbcglobal.net