MahDick asked:


In August the school leaving. share of the cost is around 17,000 per year. while I have about $ 4000 in debt to your credit card. Is there so you can return my debt credit card Add to my student loans? And how about I get a student loan?

Holly

MARGARET B asked:


Com? To the card cr? Wrote dito? of debt in 1997. Now a cr? Credit agency is that? trying to collect.

Brian

jim g asked:


The debt is not huge but the shares are more than I can afford. If you pay less, you may also throw my money away as it does not reduce the debt but just keep down a small amount of interest (not much). I still get fees, etc.. There can also be paid nothing and use the money for necessary expenses. I am thinking to let them sue as I feel I have a better chance in court that the company given my medical costs unavoidable.

Sheila

Ubiquitous asked:


I’m paying off a lot of credit card debt and currently have my student loans in a deferral status. But the big monthly payments will start up again at the end of this year.

Aside from trying to “drop off the radar screen” or looking for a much better-paying job that would quickly burn me out, I’m curious if anybody has any leads on this matter.

Thanks!

PS: Don’t recommend declaring bankruptcy because student loan debt is exempt from that.

Todd

Brad asked:


Say somebody has X amount of credit card debt, then they die but still have that debt to the credit card company outstanding, what happens? Does the company have to write it off as bad debt or ? Perhaps the company can hit up that person’s estate. But let me pose another question then - what if that person’s estate does not have enough money to cover that credit card debt.

Glen

LyndseyGetsLucky asked:


I am way in over my head, I have 6 credit cards and I’m over $12,000 in debt. I have tried to take out a loan at the bank to consolidate but i got turned down. I can barely afford the minimun payments and it has ruined my credit. I need HELP!

Kim

violet46 asked:


I’m not talking about those debt consolidation programs, where they settle your debt and you make payments to them. That actually adversely affects your credit. But what other ways are there?

Sandra

Brad M asked:


I currently have around $3,200 in credit card debt, which is a large yet manageable amount. I want to pay this debt off slowly. What is a good timeframe to completely pay off my balance? Is a year or two a good goal or should I be more aggressive?

I know it depends on what I want to do, but I am not sure if having large amounts over time is a bad thing over than the obvious interest accruing.

Cheryl

XCALIBUR asked:


I mean i heard after 6 years or so your credit card debt is written off, but if during those 6 years you get letters from different solictors, agencies etc does this include the 6 years or is it restarted from the beggining when to a another agency?

Ann