legally, you only have to be behind one day. Usually a lender will try to work wityh you for 30-60 days to let you catch up. They dont want the car, they want the money.
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It can.
The laptop will be repossessed and the amount you owe will be increased by late fees, costs and penalties. The default will be reported to your credit record where it will do considerable damage.The laptop will be repossessed and the amount you owe will be increased by late fees, costs and penalties. The default will be reported to your credit record where it will do considerable damage.The laptop will be repossessed and the amount you owe will be increased by late fees, costs and penalties. The default will be reported to your credit record where it will do considerable damage.The laptop will be repossessed and the amount you owe will be increased by late fees, costs and penalties. The default will be reported to your credit record where it will do considerable damage.
That would be something you would have to settle in a small claims court.
You can avoid bad credit ratings by ensureing that payments to creditors are made on time and at the required amount. If you miss payments that may be logged on your credit record, leading to a poor rating.
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Credit score depends of following factors # On Time Payments # Quantity and Amount of Loans # Length of Credit history # Types of Credit Lines # Previous Credit Card Applications
With any debt, even if you are making a monthly payment, you are not paying the full amount due. The car may be repossessed, your credit report can reflect these late payments thus making future credit applications more challenging.
It is unwise to pay minimum payments due on credit cards because the payment will cover only a small portion of the principal amount and more on interest and financial charges.
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Credit card companies can charge what they like in fees. It's up to the user to make sure they use the card responsibly - and not default n payments. However - doubling the amount owed on the card is rare !
Repossession of any chattel (boats, cars, anything) will adversely affect your credit, so you may not be able to establish new credit for a few years. If you promised to pay for something, and you didn't, the general answer is that the agrieved party (lender in your case) can sue to recover the amount you owe, less the amount they recover by selling the repossessed property, plus interest, fees, attorneys fees and court costs.