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Post #51909470 added 07-24-2012 5:05 PM by StarNova in Archived Deals
Wow! That sounds great. I think your fiance was right in paying off your debt and not your families. The only thing that concerns me is this area. There are some great pre-marriage classes,...
Post #51911012 added 07-24-2012 6:25 PM by Deusxmachina in Archived Deals
Doesn't sound too unstable! :woot:
Post #51014784 added 06-16-2012 5:01 AM by hAvAAck in Archived Deals
I agree that you're going to have to stay on top of it. They could always apply for a Chase Slate and see if they get it based on their score (your score) and do a no fee BT out of your name and into...
Post #51017728 added 06-16-2012 8:43 AM by CDI in Archived Deals
^ This. It's time you get the insider info on where they stand financially and not just on your credit card debt. They may just be afraid to get new credit cards knowing they still owe $4K on your...
Post #51017310 added 06-16-2012 8:18 AM by Deusxmachina in Archived Deals
Thinking they'll get denied isn't the same as actually filling out the forms and seeing if they get denied. The only way they'll get denied for sure is if they don't try. If I had thousands at a...
Post #52413080 added 08-12-2012 6:46 PM by presidentof69 in Archived Deals
Thanks for all the updates, OP. This thread reminds me not to get family too involved with finances.
Post #50921682 added 06-12-2012 1:51 PM by hcazualcc in Archived Deals
reminds me of a man named kenny powers :cool:
Post #50942191 added 06-13-2012 9:04 AM by jaqnabox in Archived Deals
freeze both accounts. Transfer balance to a new credit card under your name and hopefully 1 year 0% APR. Settle debt with sister for 50%. Ask them to pay 2000$ or in payments and pay off the...
Post #50942469 added 06-13-2012 9:13 AM by jaqnabox in Archived Deals
Another thought, depending on your housing situation and work/tax situation. Why not buy the house from your father/or transfer ownership to you. You will need some tax write offs. Assuming the...
Post #50992596 added 06-15-2012 7:11 AM by StarNova in Archived Deals
I agree to disagree. Many times these cases end badly. OP may have to pay the entire debt and write it off as a learning experience. Half the debt may be better than nothing. At least it's an...
Post #51002474 added 06-15-2012 1:59 PM by Deusxmachina in Archived Deals
I know $300k doesn't go far for a house in some parts of the country, but in most parts of the country, a $300k house is a long way from living in a cardboard box. And I hope the owers don't have a...
This morning I closed the credit card my sister had. Then came to Bank of America, this was a pain in the neck. After the end of the phone call, I totaled 73 minutes. I was transferred and hopped...
Kids are the last thing on my mind, at least not until I have a house and financially stable enough to provide in case I lose my job.
Post #51956400 added 07-26-2012 11:55 AM by Opusnbill7 in Archived Deals
Depends on whether kids are a good thing or a bad thing... :D
Post #51961916 added 07-26-2012 2:52 PM by jaqnabox in Archived Deals
daycare can be provided by unemployeed siblings as a form of repayment.
Deus and nav001, to put it to you as easily as possible, my partner has a gambling problem and I knew it from the beginning, thought I could fix it, but it never happened. Eventually, what was the...
Post #51914592 added 07-24-2012 9:17 PM by cavan in Archived Deals
after 7 years write to 3 credit cos to take it off your record a creditor normally has 7 years to collect on a debt, before it ages off your report.. In most cases the original creditor makes a...
Post #51085932 added 06-19-2012 3:09 PM by ManUpOrShutUp in Archived Deals
Most colleges do have Personal Finance courses. I took one in 1997 at my local community college. The major universities all have them. For example, here are two offerings at PSU: FIN 108...
Sorry about late response. Yes, I am 99% sure they will pay the monthly fee. Sister / Brother in law has not lucked out with any interviews yet. Yes, they have been paying the minimums. Since I...
Post #52407124 added 08-12-2012 12:07 PM by nav001 in Archived Deals
Have you pulled your free credit reports to see if the loan payoff has hit? I would pull one report and see if the loan is showing a zero balance (https://www.annualcreditreport.com). I would...
Post #50912446 added 06-12-2012 8:19 AM by TomJames in Archived Deals
You need to close the accounts. Not just freeze them.
Post #50914464 added 06-12-2012 9:40 AM by defiantroa in Archived Deals
You need to cut up those cards. There is a reason why they do not teach Personal Finance and Budget 101 in colleges, and have credit card representatives handling out *free* t-shirts if you sign up...
Post #50942561 added 06-13-2012 9:17 AM by jaqnabox in Archived Deals
I offered to buy my parents house to puta roof over their heads and as an investment/place to live/tax write off; however, we lived in a nice house in a ghetto city. Something that I would never...
Post #50991848 added 06-15-2012 6:32 AM by Deusxmachina in Archived Deals
Screw that. If they won't/can't get new cards in their name to shut down the current card, then the OP should close the accounts anyway. Either way, the current accounts are turned off for new...
Post #50993300 added 06-15-2012 7:44 AM by jaqnabox in Archived Deals
It may be worth cutting back on student loan repayment. Just pay the minimum. 3 reasons. 1. tax deductions 2. you can claim financial hardship if needed and defer payments for a bit. I dont...
Post #50993776 added 06-15-2012 8:06 AM by nav001 in Archived Deals
That's good advice jaqnabox. I think you do need some backup plans in case they cannot get new credit cards, but I don't think it's time to settle on 50 cents on the dollar yet, especially since...
Post #51893006 added 07-24-2012 6:50 AM by StarNova in Archived Deals
Why not? $500 is still $500 you don't have to pay and it may be all you can count on. You can try to haggle and offer a settlement to the credit cards yourself. Offer a set amount and then GET IT...
Post #51893260 added 07-24-2012 7:02 AM by StarNova in Archived Deals
He's right. The lower rates are harder to find. Try to get as low a rate as possible. How high are the credit card rates? Can you find anything lower? Penfed (the federal credit union that...
Post #51080304 added 06-19-2012 11:24 AM by Deusxmachina in Archived Deals
Assuming you could even do it, depends on how big of an interest rate difference there would be, I guess. Too bad it's harder to get the sweet "1.9% until it's paid off" transfer balance deals...
Post #51836542 added 07-21-2012 1:02 PM by bullcity in Archived Deals
Yeah, this thread is very sad to me. He loves them more than he loves himself, and they love themselves more than they love him. Perfect storm for an abusive relationship with his family.
Post #51087584 added 06-19-2012 4:26 PM by jaqnabox in Archived Deals
or send them to credit.org sign up for free seminars on budget balancing and paycheck planning.
Spent an entire week pushing my sister to spend 5 minutes on signing up for the application, finally did it and only got approved for $500. We ended up not getting the card. At this point,...
Post #51007298 added 06-15-2012 6:06 PM by StarNova in Archived Deals
Alright. Good job closing the sister's account. Now you must get dad's account closed and work on reducing the interest (if possible). Those late payments aren't going to help. You have assessed...
Yeah, forget it; I'm not going to risk signing up for a credit card with the possibility of getting denied. I have enough "credit" as it is thanks to my family. Until I can get them out of the mess...
I've made some development with my student loan / car loan and it will let me refocus my efforts primarily on my dad and sister's cc debt. I'll post more on this tonight after work.
Post #50911112 added 06-12-2012 7:31 AM by dcrob in Archived Deals
It sucks that you have been used by your family and they have no respect for your credit. Are they still using these cards that are in your name? If they haven't paid them off in the 7-8 years that...
Post #50988376 added 06-14-2012 11:55 PM by executivedealer in Archived Deals
I think this is the most feasible option for me at the time being. I will have to talk to them and see what they say, my parents have never been smart financially; especially my dad. I know he...
Post #50993944 added 06-15-2012 8:13 AM by Deusxmachina in Archived Deals
Let's say the OP is going to pay $2k of someone else's $4k debt, and that the main reason he is doing so is because they so far haven't stepped up or they're broke or whatever. ...the owers are...
Post #50998290 added 06-15-2012 11:07 AM by jaqnabox in Archived Deals
It goes back to protecting yourself. Building up your own safety net/credit. I believe the OP's goal was to shore up his own future. It would be great to close out the cards, pay of the debt, and...
Post #50990234 added 06-15-2012 4:29 AM by StarNova in Archived Deals
Transferring the credit over to them (and you paying the fees) seems the best course of action. Unfortunately, all these family members could have trashed their own credit and may not be able to...
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