I have private student loans
through sallie mae. Can Christian Debt Consolidation help
me?
Sub: #33 posted on Wed, 01/06/2010 - 16:55
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Bay view law group has been
good for me! I am laughing at some of the rip off claims too
Truth is I have no idea how someone claims they took cash so I would
blow that off LOL
They told me it would be a while before I had money to settle accounts
but are allowing me to make payments on the legal fees instead of having
to pay them all up front so that's huge to me
The people are alwayae nice and even the downside of the program is
explained to me so, in the highly unlikely event that I was actually
discussing my sent with someone I wold rexomend bayview law group to
them in a heart beat! :)
Sub: #34 posted on Tue, 01/19/2010 - 17:03
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I am planning to sponsor my
husband from other country. I used to have good income but lately our
company which is a non-profit organization is no longer able to give me
the income I should have. So i don't have fixed income so i am not able
to pay my bills on time, that makes me in bondage of debt because they
are filing up. What do i need to do to be out of debt. to have debt
consolidation or debt settlement. Will my sponsorship of my husband be
not affected if i apply any of these methods? Do both method requires
direct deduction frommy bank accounts in paying the minimum payment.
please help me on this. i am a Christian worker.
Sub: #35 posted on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 02:38
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Well, you have given us very
little information to comment on. Normally, both debt consolidation and
settlement are options to reduce the debt burden. You may need to
consult a professional to know the right path for you.
You may sign up for a free debt consultation with this site. Also, check
the 'do it yourself' if you want to take care of your finances
yourself.
My younger brother, Ronnie,
who lives in Foley, Alabama is getting deeper in debt with payday loans
and wants relief. He filed for bankrupcy about 5 years ago and to the
best of my knowledge, has no credit card debt but he does have a car
loan from a local agency. He owns the small home that he and his wife
live in (an inheritance) and both have jobs paying low salaries.
I'm 62, live in VA and can not help him financially. I refused to
cosign a loan for him because of my understanding of Scripture. Do you
have any advice for him? He doesn't own a computer but has access to
one at the library.
Thanks for your help.
Sub: #37 posted on Mon, 02/15/2010 - 10:14
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Wayne,
He can avail any of the routes to reduce his debt- settlement,
consolidation; even bankruptcy can be an option. But it's hard to be
definite with an answer since we don't know how much he earns or how
much he owes. You can ask him to sign up with Debtcc to get a free debt
consultation.
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Sub: #32 posted on Sun, 11/22/2009 - 20:14
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Sub: #33 posted on Wed, 01/06/2010 - 16:55
Truth is I have no idea how someone claims they took cash so I would blow that off LOL
They told me it would be a while before I had money to settle accounts but are allowing me to make payments on the legal fees instead of having to pay them all up front so that's huge to me
The people are alwayae nice and even the downside of the program is explained to me so, in the highly unlikely event that I was actually discussing my sent with someone I wold rexomend bayview law group to them in a heart beat! :)
Sub: #34 posted on Tue, 01/19/2010 - 17:03
Sub: #35 posted on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 02:38
You may sign up for a free debt consultation with this site. Also, check the 'do it yourself' if you want to take care of your finances yourself.
Sub: #36 posted on Mon, 02/08/2010 - 22:57
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I'm 62, live in VA and can not help him financially. I refused to cosign a loan for him because of my understanding of Scripture. Do you have any advice for him? He doesn't own a computer but has access to one at the library.
Thanks for your help.
Sub: #37 posted on Mon, 02/15/2010 - 10:14
He can avail any of the routes to reduce his debt- settlement, consolidation; even bankruptcy can be an option. But it's hard to be definite with an answer since we don't know how much he earns or how much he owes. You can ask him to sign up with Debtcc to get a free debt consultation.
Hope it helps.
Sub: #38 posted on Wed, 02/17/2010 - 03:14
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