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Ask your employer to give you the name of the entity who is garnishing your wages--- is it an individual; the court; a company, etc. Most likely it will be a court. Get the case number of the court case and go to the court and look at the judgment and see how much was awarded in the judgment. Then add up how much you have paid over the years through the garnishment towards the judgment.

Then if you have paid the amount in full, and they are still garnishing you can petition the court to stop the garnishment and return any overpayment.

A QUICK WAY to find out is to just ask your employer for the total amount the ORDER OF GARNISHMENT instructed them to garnish. Your employer is responsible for garnishing only the amount in the COURT ORDER.

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Provided the payments are made on time, no this will not hurt your credit score. If the person you are co-signing for doesn't make the proper payments on time and you cover the payments so that they are in full and on time, your credit score will be fine. The only concern is if the payments aren't made on time or in full your credit score will be hurt as much as the person's for whom you are co-signing. In essence, co-signing a loan means you take responsibility for making sure the other person will make the proper payments on time and in full.

the question is why are you borrowing your own money and paying interest?

answer: because the money you are saving in your policy is not yours! u tube Dave ramsey or susie orman on life insurance. educate yourself and free yourself from those blood sucking companies who market whole life universal life ect! think about it buy term insurance and invest seperately. if u die your beneficory gets paid if u live the money is your saving is yours(not the insurance companies) and you wouldn't be worried about how long it takes to get the money out because you would already have it if you needed it!

also did you know that the amount that you borrow if not paid back comes out of the death benefit if you were to pass away? for example you have 100,00 in life coverage but you borrowed 20,000 you pass away before that money was paid back. that 20,000 comes out of the death benefit plus anywere from 6%-8% interest!

Insurance companies do not pay your mortgage for you regardless of if your on vacation or not.

A pick up payment is an irregular or deferred down payment. The down payment is the amount paid up front and reduces the amount financed. Some amounts may be deffered to future dates. The amounts and dates of these payments must be disclosed on your contract and are separate from your regular payments. If interest accrues off these payments depends on the state and dealer.

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Yes, if you signed the contract that included it in the language.

Most people have loans against their houses. Such loans are called mortgages. Extremely few people can purchase a house without obtaining a mortgage. You sign a contract to sell a particular house. At that point, after the two of you have agreed to the terms and the money, then that gives the buyer the option to examine the property and check for any loans against the property. When and if the sale goes through, then the mortgage your buyer takes out will pay off the loan you owe. This will happen at closing when you hand over the keys. Closings are usually held in a bank or other business.

The quickest route is to look online - but be careful. Make sure you use legitimate companies that are authorised to operate. This can be easier said than done however. If in doubt, speak to your bank, they should be able to help or point you in the right direction. There are a few credible companies.

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Yes. But you need a good and clean record to be loaned money Beware though that most banks have higher interest rates than other places that lend money as the business. Not all the time though so it may pay to do a Little research in the area that you are in. It can also depend on how much tat you need to borrow, too much and any organisation will turn you down.

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Take a look here for the detalis on how this works: http://www.talkrefinance.com/fha-streamline-loans-save-big-bucks

FHA Streamline Loan has been set up to refinance an existing FHA mortgage. This loan does not require an appraisal, and fees are generally minimal, but the new loan cannot exceed the balance of your existing loan. Any fees must be paid up-front, unless you arrange for a special "no-cost" FHA Streamline Loan allowing the fees to be incorporated into the refinance loan.
Though a no-cost FHA refinance will usually requires an appraisal, and there must be enough equity accumulated in the property to accommodate the extra amount.
To qualify for an FHA Streamline Loan, the owner of the existing mortgage must be up-to-date with payments and they must have been made on time for at least the last year. Also, the owner must have owned the home for at least six months before an FHA Streamline Loan can be considered.
You must apply through an FHA-approved lender. If you want to refinance a conventional (non-FHA) mortgage, you can either apply for a conventional refinance loan, or you can still apply for an FHA refinance mortgage. The FHA refinance loan in this case will not include the cost-saving elements of a FHA Streamline Loan, but they are usually less costly than conventional refinance loans.

You need to make arrangements to pay it off.

No, but they can sue you. We are not in the 1300's when there was a debtors prison, so your credit rating will go down, you will/may have to go to court or a collection agency will call up a whole lot.

Call the bank. Explain the situation.

Try to get the loan transferred into his name.

If he doesn't co-opperate, call the cops and report it as stolen.

If you have bad credit and no money you should not be looking at a loan. Get your life straightened out first. Cars are not required, good credit is.

The lender is the mortgagee. The person who borrows the money is the mortgagor.

Your lender should have a "Payoff" or "Reconveyance" department that can process your pay off and the removal of the lien from title.

Each payday loan company has different policies on starter checks. You will need to visit a payday loan office in your area for information.