If you can't pay anymore, the lender has the right to repo. The repo will be reflected on your credit report just like everything else. It will stay on their just as long as everything else. If it is auctioned, the lender has the right to charge you and seek judgment on the difference that the car sold for vs. what you owe them. So yes you will be hounded for the difference plus any costs to repo, ship, auction, paperwork, etc.
You cannot use it until you renew it.
You'll be in prison.
the company is collecting accounts receivable amount equal to the increase in credit
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You cannot close it until you settle all your dues to the card issuing bank.
If the credit card was included in the Chapter 7, nothing happens. The account will be closed by the creditor and the amount owed including any accrued interest is wiped out.
You'll be hounded by collection agencies, you'll receive a bad credit score, and you may be taken to court if you have a sufficient enough debt.
No. Some are in the form of a credit line or commercial credit line and no amount is recited in the instrument.No. Some are in the form of a credit line or commercial credit line and no amount is recited in the instrument.No. Some are in the form of a credit line or commercial credit line and no amount is recited in the instrument.No. Some are in the form of a credit line or commercial credit line and no amount is recited in the instrument.
Credit is having a certain amount of money available on a pre-approved line. Debt is what happens when you use that line of credit and have to repay the money with interest. It is better to save up the money and pay cash or use debit
It depends on the store's return policy,but in most cases your credit card gets credited with the amount of the returned item.
you have to pay the amount. You co signed so it ruins your credit. take her to judge judy to get your money!
An account where a specified amount of funds are made available for one to use in purchasing various items on credit. A 'line of credit' is generally issued and cannot be exceeded under normal circumstances.