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anyone have any input on the cap one bt’s? i read the terms and if it actually goes by the terms it seems like an ok idea… would lower intrest rate on some of my debt… any ideas? or dealings with it?…. thanks
I’ve been a member since January-10 and initially wanted to wait until the end of the year to apply for a cc and navcheck loc. I have paid down a nice chunck of my cc debt but still have around 45% util on my revolving debt. I currently have 12 accounts with 6 reporting zero balances and all 12 are being paid as agreed, no lates. I have 4 inquires in the last 12mos and none after may. I have (1) CO and (1) 120 days, both date back to 2003 and will be deleted in December. I redecorated two rooms in my house last year and racked up several thousand dollars in debt under a promotional zero payments and zero finance plan from three different stores but now it’s time to pay the piper and I didn’t pay the balances as planned and all the interest will have acrued since the purchases, these are store cards so the interest rates are ridiculous! My purpose for wanting to apply now for nfcu cc and/or navcheck loc is to move the debt to one card/loc with a much lower APR. My EQ score is currently 647 but I am terrified to apply because the creditor I have the two delinquencys with is “Alliant CU”, I know I screwed up big time but I was in my mid 20’s and lost my job when I let those accounts go bad. I’m afraid that nfcu will see that I had a bad credit relationship with another cu and deny me. However, I really do need to move this debt to a lower APR so, do you think I have a chance of an approval?
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I recently sent a PFD to Enhanced Recovery Corporation and all they do is keep calling me and leaving messages. Should I answer their call or are they just going to try and weasel me out of not doing a PFD? I’m not sure how to go about doing this. This debt has been passed around a couple of times and went from $1,200 to now $1,800. It originated from CareCredit a.k.a. GE Money. Any advice would be fantastic.
I recently sent a PFD to Enhanced Recovery Corporation and all they do is keep calling me and leaving messages. Should I answer their call or are they just going to try and weasel me out of not doing a PFD? I’m not sure how to go about doing this. This debt has been passed around a couple of times and went from $1,200 to now $1,800. It originated from CareCredit a.k.a. GE Money. Any advice would be fantastic.
I stumbled across this site last week and spent most of the weekend reading posts, some of the sticky threads and gaining a wealth of knowledge I wish I had just a few weeks, months and even years ago. I paid off all of my debt starting in November and finished up with my last payment to Bank of America last month. I (foolish) applied for a Citi secured Mastercard before pulling an updated report to make sure everything was correct. And yes, I paid these off without doing a PFD – again, foolish, I know. I just received the denial letter from Citi over the weekend and decided it was time to pull the trigger and pay for a year of score watch. The three accounts are all derogs and at the time that Citi looked I believe it showed the following: Verizon – closed – $0 due Bank of America – closed – $1159 due Cap One – closed – $569 due The more recent report shows a $0 balance with BoA and I was promised a letter from NCO stating that I the Cap One account is closed with $0 balance. I have already written GW letters to all 3 companies asking them to remove the late payments but my question is about the Citi application. I faxed them an updated statement from BoA showing $0 due and sent them the letter I received from ALW Sourcing (part of NCO whom Cap One sent me to for collections) stating that if they got a payment of $8xx.xx it would settle the account in full along with a bank statement showing where that exact payment cleared my bank back in November. Do I have a snowballs chance in getting the card with Citi? I am a member of a credit union but they turned me down a few months back (right before I got serious with tackling my debt) and they advised that I didn’t re-apply until I had at least SOME recent positive credit.
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I called on of my banks and asked for a credit line increase and they said they are not prosseing them because they are installing a new system that is required by law and that when it dont customes will have to prove they have the means to pay the debt. and i was arguing with the woman telling there that is for people under 21 who want a card without a cosighner. i duno is there a copy of the bill/law that was introdused not just bulletpoints. needless to say i was po with a fico of 811 . am i wrong?
Judge clears Morris Publishing to emerge from bankruptcy, slashes debt
AUGUSTA, Ga. – A federal judge Wednesday cleared the way for newspaper owner Morris Publishing Group to emerge from bankruptcy protection less than a month after it filed under Chapter 11.
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Canadian household debt hits record high
Average household debt soared to a new Canadian record in 2009, rising 5.7% to more than $91,000, according to a study released Monday.
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Canadian households sinking further into debt: Study
Although the recession may technically be over in Canada, many households sank even further into debt in 2009, creating the highest debt-to-income ratio ever seen in Canada, according to The Vanier Institute of the Family’s annual assessment on the Current State of Canadian Family Finances released Tuesday.
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Average Canadian household debt reaches $96,000
The average Canadian family’s household debt rose to $96,000 last year, a new study says. Debt-to-income levels rose to 145 per cent – the highest level ever recorded in the study, which has run annually for 11 years.
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