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What happens after the remaining balance is sent to an attorney because no payments were made?
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∙ 19y ago
JP, the attorny's job is to collect the balance. S/he may exercise any of the Lenders legal options to do so. Those may include garnishment of your wages, attachment of your property, ect. As for your other question, credit reports are NOT easy to get corrected. An attorney could challenge your CR, but how would you prove that your car wasnt repoed? Its fairly easy, either you have it in your possession OR the lender has it and/or sold it. Maybe I dont understand your line of thinking.
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If a country receives more money than it spends it does not have a surplus in a balance of payments.?
It does have a surplus in balance of payments because BOP is calculated by exports minus imports
If a country receives more money than it spends does it have a surplus in a balance of payments?
It does have a surplus in balance of payments because BOP is calculated by exports minus imports
Why can't all the balance of payments accounts be in surplus?
The balance of payments accounts cannot be in surplus because there is always a balance in economics. For example, if you used cash assets to purchase equipment, the equipment account will increase but the cash assets account will decrease.
When the government collects taxed and pays out transfer payments as a way to balance the economy what are these fiscal tools called?
Automatic Stabilizers - because the taxes and transfer payments change when an individuals income changes, it allows an "automatic" change that should eventually balance out.
When the government collects taxes and pays out transfer payments as a way to balance the economy what are these fiscal tools called?
Automatic Stabilizers - because the taxes and transfer payments change when an individuals income changes, it allows an "automatic" change that should eventually balance out.
What happens to the balance left at the exhaustion of an unemployment claim?
Because all employment benefits are paid from a state unemployment fund, the balance is reserved for any remaining claims.
What is the balancing item in the balance of payments?
The 'Balance of Payments' of any country is the difference between the money made by exporting goods against money spent on importing goods from overseas. Take a simple example.... A country sells 100 billion worth of cars to another country - BUT - at the same time, imports 20 billion worth of grain. The balance of payments on that single transaction is -80 billion, because the country made more selling the cars than it spent on importing grain.
What are causes of adverse balance of payment?
Causes of DisequilibriumVarious causes of disequilibrium in the balance of payments or adverse balance of payments are as follows: 1. Development Schemes:The main reason for adverse balance of payments in the developing countries is the huge investment in development schemes in these countries. The propensity to import of the developing countries increases for want of capital for industrialization. The exports, on the other hand, may not increase because these countries are traditionally primary producing countries. Moreover the volume of exports may fall because newly created domestic industries may need them. All this leads to structural changes in the balance of payment resulting in structural disequilibrium.2. Price-Cost Structure:Changes in price-cost structure of export industries affect the volume of exports and create disequilibrium in the balance of payments. Increase in prices due to higher wages, higher cost of raw materials, etc. reduces exports and makes the balance of payments unfavorable.3. Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates:Changes in the rate of exchange is another cause of disequilibrium in the balance of payments. An increase in the external value of money makes imports cheaper and exports dearer; thus, imports increase and exports fall and balance of payments become unfavourable. Similarly, a reduction in the external value of money leads to a reduction in imports and an increase in exports.4. Fall in Export Demand:There has been a considerable decline in (he export demand for the primary goods of the underdeveloped countries as a result of the large increase in the domestic production of foodstuffs raw materials and substitutes in the rich countries. Similarly, the advanced countries also find a fall in their export demand because of loss of colonial markets. However, the deficit in the balance of payment due to the fall in export demand is more persistent in the underdeveloped countries than in the advanced countries.5. Demonstration Effect:According to Nurkse, the people in the less developed countries tend to follow the consumption patterns of the developed countries. As a result of this demonstration effect, the imports of the less developed countries will increase and create disequilibrium in the balance of payments.6. International Borrowing and Lending:International borrowing and lending is another reason for the disequilibrium in the balance of payments. The borrowing country tends to have unfavourable balance of payments, while the lending country tends to have favourable balance of payments.7. Cyclical Fluctuations:Cyclical fluctuations cause cyclical disequilibrium in the balance of payments. During depression, the incomes of the people in foreign countries fall. As a result, the exports of these countries tend to decline which, in turn, produces disequilibrium in the home country's balance of payment.8. Newly Independent Countries:The newly independent countries, in order to develop international relations, incur huge amounts of expenditure on the establishment of embassies, missions, etc. in other countries. This adversely affects the balance of payments position.9. Population Explosion:Another important reason for adverse balance of payments in the poor countries is population explosion. Rapid growth of population in countries like India increases imports and decreases the capacity to export.10. Natural factors:Natural calamities, such as droughts, floods, etc., adversely affect the production in the country. As a result, the exports fall, the imports increase and the country experiences deficit in its balance of payments.
If the Balance of payment always always balances then why you have deficit in the balance of payment What measure can be government take to address an in-balance in the Balance of payment?
when they are talking about the deficit or surplus they are usually only talking about the current account. The balance of payments will balance because the other accounts in it (Capital, financial and erros and ommissions) will account for the other parts eg if current account has defiecit of 100m the capital, financial and erros and ommisions will have a surplus of 100m
Can a dealer after voluntarily returning a car over 3 years ago now come after you for the remaining balance?
In a word yes.Just because you voluntary returned the car doesn't mean anything to the lender they still want the balance of their loan.You need to find a few things out to help yourself.First find out what the dealer did with the car did he auction it or resell it?Most importantly how much did they get for your former car?The difference between your original loan amount(including all the interest)less your total payments and less what the dealer got for your former car should equal the remaining balance BUT CHECK The NUMBERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT is a good idea to conduct all correspondence with the lender/collector in writing only and read what they you send very carefully!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GOOD LUCK
What options do you have if your car was repossessed in California you paid the overdue balance but they auctioned it anyway?
Was the lender demanding the BALANCE DUE when you paid only the overdue amount? IF so, your recourse is to pay the balance due. IF not, contact a local attorney for state/case specific advice. None, just because you paid the overdue balance don't mean nuthin to the lender.
If they send you the bill for the remaining balance after your car is repossessed do they expect you to pay the bill all at once and if you sell it for less than you owe how do you pay for the balance or sell it without a title?
If they send you the bill for the remaining balance after your car is repo'd do they expect you to pay the bill all at once, **YES**if you sell it for less than you owe, **YOU must come up with the difference between what you sell it for and whats owed to get the TITLE B4 the sale is complete**how do you pay for the balance lump sum, payments, garnishment of your wages, lien on other propertyor sell it without a title?**YOU DONT**this answer may be too long for this board so email me and Ill do a better job. It is NOT easy but VERY rewarding.
