First you will receive past-due notifications and your bank will raise your interest rate. Then you will get sent to collections. Then the bank will try to draw on your paychecks, but that whole process takes up to 6 months from the time you stop paying. Eventually, though, they will be able to pull money from your paycheck, unless you declare bankruptcy on the debt.
they will add a late fee to your bill, try and contact you, eventually lower your credit limit, and have a collecting agency contact you
To stop paying on a debt is to "Default" on the credit agreement.
your credit will be screwed... and it will take a long time to get good credit agian.. your credit will be screwed... and it will take a long time to get good credit agian.. your credit will be screwed... and it will take a long time to get good credit agian..
Repo.......homo
1. Max out your credit cards. 2. Pay your bills late. (Or stop paying them altogether.)
they will add a late fee to your bill, try and contact you, eventually lower your credit limit, and have a collecting agency contact you
To stop paying on a debt is to "Default" on the credit agreement.
your credit will be screwed... and it will take a long time to get good credit agian.. your credit will be screwed... and it will take a long time to get good credit agian.. your credit will be screwed... and it will take a long time to get good credit agian..
Yes they can and they probably will. if you are concerned about your credit profile, it would not be a good idea to stop paying.
cancel your credit card
If you die than you won't have to dumbo
Repo.......homo
Forclosure.
this will be the cause of the hunger games, but with adults.
1. Max out your credit cards. 2. Pay your bills late. (Or stop paying them altogether.)
sometimes they can sometimes they cant it depends how much you spent
If you stop paying rent and fail to fulfill your financial obligation to your landlord, you may face eviction proceedings and potentially be taken to court for non-payment of rent. This could result in you being forced to leave the property and having a negative impact on your credit score.