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What else can I help you with?
Are you entitled to a credit if you paydown the mortgage?
It is entirely dependant on your mortgage contract.
Does a paydown of a mbs security impact the NAV of a Mutual fund?
No. They are totally unrelated to affect the NAV
Where in Toronto can I find a payday loan store?
"A payday loan store can be found on Young St as mogomoney. Other places in Toronto that offer a Payday loan store are National Cash, Timely Cash Inc, and Paydown Town."
What is lien amount and why it is deducted from the account?
It is an amount that you owe. More than likely something you have ignored the billing on. The creditor went to court and had a lien filed against you, which attaches to everything you own - saying no one else can get title to it (if property) or access it until the debt is satisfied. If it's an income tax matter, they have the lien and the right to use whatever overpayments or refunds you have coming to paydown the account, hold back social security, etc. Other creditors would have similar abilities. The account and ebt continues to incur interest and charges until paid in full.
Can you immigrate to another country with bankruptcy filing?
If you're currently in bankruptcy and have not been discharged (i.e. the court is still processing your case, or you are in some kind of a paydown plan prior to discharge) the answer is usually no. In some countries (such as Australia) it's actually illegal to leave the country while your bankruptcy is in process without written permission of the judge (typically only given for compelling and compassionate circumstances - such as a family emergency.)In other places where it isn't technically illegal (such as the United States) it may not be looked upon favorably by the judge and may weaken the rationale of your case ("...if you can afford to travel overseas, then you can probably afford to pay your debts") doubly so if you miss a hearing or filing deadline as a result of your absence. If you absolutely must travel during your bankruptcy, it's best to discuss this court first.If your bankruptcy has been finalized and you've been discharged, then as far as your country of origin is concerned - you're free to leave.Keep in mind that the country you're immigrating or traveling to may or may not take your previous bankruptcy into consideration when applying for a visa. Many countries are less concerned with your financial history and care more about whether you can support yourself going forward, while others may deny a visa solely based on a recent bankruptcy. If you've been through bankruptcy or have debt judgments against you, it's best to seek the advice of a qualified immigration attorney who knows the laws of your destination country.
