What could you possibly be trying to ask?
There are a lot of places that offer debt consolidation. One of the biggest things you want to find out about the company, is how much they are actually sending to the companies that you owe.
Write to the company and ask them ! Even if your case is being handled by a lawyer, your account is still 'live' at the card company.
It tells about the capital structure of the company-how much it is debt financed and how much owner's equity is there.
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It mens that how much share capital of company is employed by using debt by issuing bonds or other debt instruments and how much portion of share capital employed by using capital from the share holders of company which is called equity capital.
It mens that how much share capital of company is employed by using debt by issuing bonds or other debt instruments and how much portion of share capital employed by using capital from the share holders of company which is called equity capital.
The only way you can find this information is if a judge rules the collection agency to release information. A good rule of thumb is 30%. Each time a bad debt changes hands it will decrease by as much as 30% to 75% depending on the age of the debt.
Leverage is the amount of debt relative to shareholder capital, or equity. So a company with 3 times as much debt as equity is three times leveraged.
There is not an exact formula for the debt to tangible net worth ratio. However, generally speaking, it is an exact ratio of how much debt a company or person is in, compared to how much they are worth (net worth).
No it is not because it shows the company's use debt to finance their assets and too much debts give risks to the company's financial health and position.
Sadly, yes they can. What happens is the original creditor will sell your debt to a collector for a fraction ot the cost, then the collector has the right to pursue you for the full amount plus their fees. This is how they make their money. In the meantime, the original creditor writes it as a "charge-off" because they lost money on it. They CAN sue you for the amount they purchased . YOU CAN use discovery and Find out how much they paid for the debt (25 cents or 30 cents ?) . This is their damages This is what you would owe them, If they win . - unless you don't raise the issue - the only amount the court hears is the original amount . USE DISCOVERY and find out what was paid for the debt. Then argue that the only amount that they are entitled to is the amount that they paid. What websites are used under the above term "USE DISCOVERY"?
I would like to know how much i owe on my bills and debt collection. Is there away that i could find out please.