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So what happens after I close my checking account??

Submitted by lunardance2 on Thu, 06/08/2006 - 11:25
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I have a couple of loans with storefront PDLs that I am not going to be able to pay by the maturity date on the checks. I am going to close the account that the checks are drawn on so I won't get a bunch of nasty NSF fees from my bank. So after I close the account should I contact the PDLS and advise them that I have closed the account and I want to set up a payment plan or since I am going to enter into debt consolidation should I just wait for the debt management company to deal with them, even though that may be some time after the checks are due? I am a bit confused about this and could use some advise.


Like Tammy said, contact your lenders and try to arrange a payment plan. Some lenders will be willing to work with you, some won't. But you must give a try. It will sound good if you can send some advance to make your point stronger. If the check is cashed, it will be understood that the lenders have accepted your proposal.

Read this discussion about closing a bank account.

http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/forums/close-bankaccount.html

I am quite certain that you will get positive results after this attempt. If nothing works, let them know that you have hired a debt management company who will be further taking care of the accounts.


Submitted by Gretchin on Thu, 06/08/2006 - 11:51

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Here is another way that you might consider. When I went with the debt consolidation route. I first made sure everything had cleared my bank account. I closed the account, then when all of the fees from the PDLs were rejected. By that time the debt conslidation company had been in contact with them. I gave no advance notice to the PDLs.


Submitted by Lorri on Thu, 06/08/2006 - 12:43

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