Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
Keeping an eye on what your credit card company is charging you for is one way that you can make sure you are being as financially responsible as possible. While some charges are permissible and must be paid, other charges may not be considered fair and might not have...
Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
Getting anything in the mail from a debt collector makes for a stressful situation, especially if there isn’t money available to pay the bill. For some people, understanding the wording on these letters can lead to a misunderstanding about the expectations the...
Oct 3, 2017 | Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Proceedings
The two main types of bankruptcy for homeowners are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Of course, both have a different outcome for the homeowner. With Chapter 7, homeowners often ask the courts to discharge their mortgage debt altogether, while with Chapter 13, debt is...
Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
Capital One has been in the news lately, and it hasn’t all been good. Wording in the credit card provider’s contracts has led some people to believe that the company had the right to come to a person’s home to collect on a debt. Capital One, however,...
Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
Dealing with debt collectors isn’t likely on a list of anyone’s pleasurable activities. There are some instances in which dealing with creditors or third party collection agencies can be a real test of patience. Fortunately, consumers do have some rights...
