I have 2 years exp in processing loans for a company based in Virginia but had offshored it to us in India. I would love to make that as my career as that is where all your qualities would be used in the best way. Please help me !!

 

Sorry for asking the same question but the answer to my previous question is not clear.

I am an Indian National and working in US on H1B. I have a house (only one) in India and it is mortgaged to a Nationalized Bank in India.

I pay EMI-Equated Monthly Installment in Indian Rupees. I get an annual statement which clearly states the Interest and Principal paid in financial year.
I don’t have any Home Loan (Mortgage) here in US.
Loan amount in Indian Rupee is 25, 00,000 approx $ 55,500. I pay EMI INR 30,000 approx $ 670.
To pay this I do a wire transfer from Bank of America to Nationalized Bank in India.

How to convert EMI paid in INR to US $ for Home Loan (Mortgage) from Nationalized Bank in India and get tax exemption in US?
Will it be in part of Federal/State?

 

I have read a ton of posts on the forum, but it seems I am at a loss as to what to do. 

 

I recently filed bankruptcy, and have since worked on cleaning up the report. TU is constantly placing accounts that were in BK as 30 day lates. Yet when you go to look at the report from their perspective- there are 0 lates. From their site:

negativeThe date of your most recent missed payment or derogatory indicator is too recent or unknown 
There is evidence of a late payment on your file as recent as 1 months ago.Most FICO High Achievers, about 93%, have no missed payments at all. But of those who do have a missed payment, it happened nearly 4 years ago, on average.

 

Yet I sat on the phone withe people from India, and they could not tell me any account that was late. What am I supposed to do to fix this? EQ is fine, they show everything correctly and my score is 90 points higher.

 

The only thing I can think of is some of my accounts are ‘derogatory’ and the status keeps updating every month- but those accounts were part of the BK….

 

UGH!!!?! help, thanks! 

 

I have a boatload of student loans that went into default a few years back.  Part of my credit rebuilding process has been to rehabilitate the student loans and get all of those negatives removed. Unfortunately, although I completed the process for my 12 Sallie Mae loans in November 2009, 9 of my loans through them have continued to show tons of 120 day lates,”Charged off” and “Loan being paid thorugh insurance” rather than a zero balance and “paid as agreed.” This was for each of  9 loans, so you can imagine how this is killing my score.

 

I asked the guarantor (Pioneer Credit, who I rehabilitated the loans with) in February or March of this year when the loan records would be cleared and was told to contact Sallie Mae directly as Pioneer Credit no longer had the loan (it was purchased by Direct Loans after the rehabilitation process — still in good standing, btw).  I don’t know if anyone has tried calling Sallie Mae these days but all the 800 numbers go to India now.  I met a brick wall there and was basically told that, regardless of what Pioneer Credit promised me, Sallie Mae could not remove the negatives and they would come off in 7 years.

 

I then decided to dispute it with the CRAs and after a month or so my Sallie Mae listings changed — for the worse. Some of the loans that had been listed as “pays as agreed” now showed the 120 day lates and charge offs. My scores dropped 20 or 30 points across the board.  I tried calling again back in July or August and again got India. I was told “we can’t change it and the negatives will come off in 7 years” again. I asked to speak with someone in the US. I finally got someone at Sallie Mae who said they would investigate and there were some recent updates to my Sallie Mae listings but just things like “date of last activity” changes. Nothing that pulled them out of negative status.

 

After reading this board, I decided to try a different approach and a couple of weeks ago I emailed the President of Pioneer Credit at Sallie Mae. I told her my story and told her I had been assured the negatives would be purged after I completed the rehabilitation process. I explained how much these negatives were hurting my credit and that I had tried working through channels for nearly a year to no avail.

 

Two days after I sent my email I received a response from someone at Sallie Mae letting me know that the President had forwarded my note and assuring me that they were investigating the issue. Today I received a call from someone on her team letting me know that all of my accounts are being marked “Zero balance” and “pays as agreed” and should be updated on the CRAs by the end of the week.

 

My first success in the rebuilding process!! I just had to share! :)

Jul 222010
 

I have a Sallie Mae currently with $40k.  It was $44k and I’ve made $500/month payments for three years.  I think it’s supposed to be paid off in 2020 but in that case I need to see some serious principal reduction.  Talking to the CSRs from India is not exactly a confidence-building exercise.  Does anyone know for sure whether the interest is all front loaded and then after 5-6 years of paying almost all of each month’s payment goes to principal?  Or will I be paying beyonf 2020?

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