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1 | Is Bankruptcy Stealing? | Ps 15:1 | Jane Doe | 78403 | ||
God bless you, Gracefull, for taking the time and interest in answering my question. Your response provided good solid advice, suggestions, and straight to the point. My bankruptcy was final 9 years ago. I work for a law firm and spoke with a bankruptcy partner who advised creditors most always delete a discharged debt from their books, but I could contact each one asking if they are willing to create an account to receive payments to which I will do. A word of caution to the folks searching for bankruptcy answers. Beware of large department stores. I feel they have a tendency to slide increased interest rates into your account hoping the consumer will fail to notice--which I believe is with my case. And, yes, interest rates are negotiable. This same scenario happened to a wealthy family member who noticed the interest rate jumping from approximately 5 percent to 14 percent in one month. She contacted them advising they could either return the rate or their company business would be taken elsewhere. The creditor gladly returned the rate. Just FYI. God bless to all. | ||||||
2 | Is Bankruptcy Stealing? | Ps 15:1 | gracefull | 78404 | ||
Thank you for responding back. Hopefully your information will help others. Is this rate jumping legal? God bless |
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