If the last time these accounts reporting to you credit report, then leave them along, they probably will come off the credit report in the seventh year. If the account is 6 years old but is still reporting currently as a delinquent account, then you may want to look into settle this debt.
If these debts are ones you have left for some time and creditors are now looking for payment put together a proposal on how you intend to make your contribution to these debts in writing and send this to your creditor or collection agent
The cast of Paying Off Old Debts 2008 - 2008 includes: Kyle Berg as Ben Harper Natasha Nafrini as Reporter
because the new nation needed to pay off the foreign debts and to issue new bonds to cover the old ones
first off nine year old should not even have phones. kid should not have phones until they are 12
tell him to puck off
just copy off of other 12 year old girls and that will give you an idea
Anytime you pay off old debts it will in time help your FICO/Credit score. It takes about 2 years of good payment history to off set the negative stuff. Best of luck,
11 is too young to be dating and second off a 16 year old should know better.
If she's 18, she's reached the age of majority and is an adult. You have no responsibility for her debts except as follows: * Anything you cosigned * Any debts she ran up before she was 18
Yes. You can get them removed. By law (the FCRA) all ACCURATE information stays on a credit report for 7.5 years. You can challenge ANY entry if you believe it to be inaccurate.
That they should get off of answers.com and back to the kitchen.
Yes because if you don't pay off your old debt then guess what? You owe even more money now as it piles up.Also, if you pay off the old debts, the person(s) who lent you the money, would be more willing to lend you money again, if need be. If you don't pay off old debts, they won't trust you enough to let you borrow money again and you will probably be defamed as well.