Chase charged off my debt and CA Machol & Johannes came after me, backed me into a corner and coerced me to agree to a monthly payment of $100 for 85 months. OC is reporting the charge off to the bureaus and Machol and Johannes is not reporting that I am making monthly payments (so far $900 has been paid, each month on time). I thought this would help my credit, but it has not.

 

What can I do?

 

Hello all,

 

I am 22 years old and would like to purchase my first home in the near future. I have never had a house or auto loan. I am trying to fix my credit first because I am scared that I will not qualify as of now. I have a few questions to ask.

 



I have a personal loan inquiry from Wells Fargo that I do not remember doing. Will it help me to dispute that to remove that off of my report?


I have 2 30 day late payments on my report. How bad are those hurting me?

 

 

Here is a collection account that I paid last week. The lady assured to me that she would take it off of my report. I don’t know if it was a dumb move for me to pay first or not but it is done. Do you think they will actually remove it? It was for DirectTV. It is labeled “KD”. . .

 

Account Name:CBE GROUP 

Account Number:XXXXXXXX 

Acct Type:Collection Department / Agency / Attorney 

Acct Status:Closed 

Monthly Payment: 

Date Open:9/1/2010 

Balance:$499.00 

Terms:1

 

Month  High Balance:  Limit:  Past Due:$499.00  Payment Status:Seriously past due date / assigned to attorney, collection agency, or credit grantor’s internal collection department  Comments: 

 

 Please advice as to what this yougster should do! ;)

     
 

I had an auto repossession from Capital One with a reported $12,735 deficiency balance.  I’d like to work something out with them, but after reading about the SOL and waking these guys up, I want to get some advice before I take any action.

 

The DOFD was 06/2008, and from what I’m reading that’s when the California 4 year SOL clock starts.  Is that accurate?  Also, I don’t exactly have the 13K laying around so I wouldn’t be able to PIF and would have to set up some sort of monthly payment arrangement.  Anyone have any experience with Capital One’s willingness to do this for a balance that high?

 

Would it be best to completely leave this alone and see I can hold out until the SOL?  It’s no fun having that potential lawsuit hanging over my head, and I’d like to hear any suggestions.

 

Thanks in advance!

 

I have Direct Loans that are on the IBR (income based repayment) plan. It’s my understanding that the payment fluctuates based on your tax filing. Is that correct?

 

My income jumped pretty significantly from 2009 to 2010 and I’m trying to figure out how and when the payment will adjust up. Does anyone have experience with this and know when I can expect my monthly payment to increase?

 

We have 5 accounts i bad standing together. One is a repo so we won’t pay that for a few months but most others are small $200-$1000. It would be so much easier to consolidate them and make one monthly payment of about $50. Can we do that? Our bad debt is not more than $3000 all together. Is there a place you suggest for that?

 

Ok so my sister defaulted on a student loan. Apparently she has already tried to rehab it and wasn’t able to finish the program. So now the collection agency want’s 18,000 all at once or their going to garnish her tax returns and  pay check. They won’t take any kind of monthly payment plan. She’s a single mother doing it all on her own with no child support and no help from the government. Is there any other way to fix this or is she just supposed to let them garnish her pay? I know you can only rehab a student loan once but is there anyway other way fix this?

 

I’m preparing to start a Dave Ramsey inspired blitz on my student loan debt.  The current loan is ~46,000 with a monthly payment of ~320 with only 50 of that going towards principle loan amount.  My question is one of strategy.  Is there some repayment option I can use to reduce the monthly payment with the understanding that I’d be making double (possibly more) payments.  When I speak of repayment options I refer to those seen here.  Is there some plan of attack to be found via repayment options or is paying X amount over the monthly 320 my only option?

 

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