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Rick Russel
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I can no longer pay my credit card debt. What legal actions can credit card companies take against me?
I am a 61 year old single woman, self employed ($0.00/month), with $80,000.00 credit card debt with an average 6.5% interest rate. I acquired about half of this debt from 1999 to 2005 when I was caring for my elderly parents who were ill from cancer and Alzheimer’s and was unable to acquire new clients in my business and most clients left me because I could not give them the time their accounts needed. When I started to see this happening, I answered all the ads I possibly could for employment, even interviewing and being tested to no avail and had to pay most of all my living expenses with credit cards from then until now even making the minimum payment to the credit card companies with the debt.
I own my house that has an assessed value of $165,585.00 plus taxes and insurance totaling $2,000.00 per year. I owe the bank $40,000.00 for a home improvement loan on an addition that is unfinished.
I own a commercial building free and clear and had been renting it for $1000.00 a month until June 2008 and the renters moved out. I have been trying to sell or rent it since then to no avail. Its assessed value is $80,000.00 and property taxes of $1,000.00 and insurance at $700.00 per year and needs a new roof.
I will have a 75% interest in the sale of my Mother & Father’s home when it sells? The assessed value is $316,225.00. It has a $50,000.00 home improvement loan against it.
I have a $10,000.00 IRA
One more year and I will realize about $300.00 per month in Social Security or perhaps more because an ex spouse I was married to for 30 years (wouldn’t allow me to work) is drawing much more than that?
The bottom line is I do not have any immediate money to pay the minimum balance owed to the credit card companies. I realize when and if the real estate I own sells, I will have some money. But, that money will be the ONLY money I will have to live out my life. I am hopeful every day that I will be able to find employment, but this just hasn’t happened.
I have reduced my living expenses down to $1,200 per month ($600.00 per month goes to the bank to pay the home improvement loan). I have no television, I pay only electricity, water, sewer, garbage, internet, car insurance and a cell phone that is $30.00/per month. That leaves very little for food, but I get by. The credit card minimum payments are over $1500.00 per month and these are so high because I have used the money to live on and pay my monthly bills including them. I own a 13 year old small truck but rarely drive because I cannot afford the gasoline.
My question is what are the exact steps and exact verbage to notify them that I can no longer pay any amounts to them on my unsecured debt to them? What legal actions can they take against me?
these are questions to ask the credit card company not us. what one company requires may not be what another requires. it may also depend on factors such as your age, where you live, assets, things of that nature. as someone who knows please rather than putting all this info on a website which ANYONE has access to
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there are several ways seek Credit Counseling and Debt Consolidation – CareOneCredit.com
At CareOne Credit Counseling, we are committed to providing all of the support and guidance you need to become, and continue to live debt-free.
http://www.careonecredit.com or file chapter 11 or chapter 7 seek a lawer
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generally – they call u – and u say u cannot pay
then they send you a legal notice
after which a local person (money retriever) calls you
and u say you cannot pay
then he settles your matter out of jurisdiction
but you have to pay the principal amount @ least
this is where u’ll have to sell something
but when it comes to this
they genuinely give you time
proven you r genuine to them
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Speak with your credit card company as soon as possible, before you cant pay and they turn you over to collections. It depends on the company if they can offer you any assistance. I would suggest checking into a reverse mortgage on your home, but I believe you must be at least 65 to do that. With debt that high your creditors can take you to court and have possible liens placed against anything you own. You could try debt consolidation services, make sure they are non profit as some charge you for their services.
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I am sorry you have to go through all this.
Have you considered chapter 7 bankruptcy? It will relieve you of all your debt. You can get rid of that black cloud hanging over your head and get a fresh start.
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sorry to say this but this is what everyone is talking about right now .Now you have all of these cc debts that you cant pay and now those same cc companies wont get paid and they go bankrupt and then we the tax payer will foot the bill .Sorry except for taking care of your parents no sympathy here.You lived beyond your means.And I also took care of my ill parents and I know they did have income too so you cant blame it all on them.
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You can try for the settlement to waive the interest portion with the Credit Card companies. They are doing it in India
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