Can a creditor renew judgment? One of creditors won judgment against me 5 years back. Now, he has renewed the judgment. What does this mean? Will it remain on your credit report for another 7 years? Also, tell me how many times judgments can be renewed in Vermont?

I have an online installment loan with USA Webcash and got behind on the payments -- original loan amt was 550 -- i have paid back $200 -- they sent a voluntary wage assignment to my work to try to deduct money from my paychecks -- as you will see in the picture, they stated that per "Utah Law, employers are obligated to honor a properly served demand by a creditor for a valid wage assignment" -- that ONLY applies in cases where the deduction is for Child Support and is thru the Office of Recovery Services. I did speak with them today -- and asked them what it would be to just settle the acc

How long do I have to wait for buying a home after foreclosure in Delaware?

I have heard that one should save at least 10% of monthly salary. But, I wonder how much one should try to save to build a secure financial future?

My friend Sylvia is thinking of opting for debt settlement through a settlement company. I told her that settlement can drop her credit score to some extent. She asked me then why should one opt for settlement? I don't have any answer. I'm wondering - can debt settlement affect your credit positively? if so, how?

Here is what was posted to my report. I don't think that it should be on there to hurt me since it was 2001 and should be past the SOL should it? What do you think I need to do about it?

I live in California. I used to manage my finances properly, but have started facing problems for last 1-2 years. As a result, owe on my cc bills. I want to know about best debt settlement companies in california, so that I'm not scammed. Please help me with that.

Does financial advisors offer help for planning a good budget? Can anyone give me any idea regarding how much they charge?

I want to opt for credit card settlement. By researching on the optins, I've found that one can take help from a settlement company or choose DIY option. But, my question is, is it the best way to settle credit card debts yourself that is, the DIY method ot professional help is better?

My friend, Peter, is receiving calls from a credit card company that he won't be able to take out loans at good rates in the future if he doesn't clear his debts asap. It's true that unpaid balance can reduce credit score, but will it have any effect on future loans, too? Is credit score the only factor that the lenders consider while deciding the interest rates on loans?