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Answer by fishlakeguy
As far as a reputable lender is concerned, you make whatever you can verify. A non-reputable lender will generally get you into trouble, financially and legally.

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Pat: I’d say $ 3Billion dollars is a lot of money to hire just 1200 workers.
1500, what ever. That’s $ 2,000,000/worker. I could do that without putting a bunch of people in debt.

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Answer by Cinner
A false spike and yes probably more personal debt they may or may not be able to pay. It’s turned into a great big fiasco.

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Question by DEBT: Which is a better route? A “debt- consolidation loan” or a “personal” loan to pay off credit card bills?
How does either loan affect credit scores etc…?Which one tends to get the better interest rate? Any reccomendations on what financial institution to go through? How much money do you need to make to take out approx. 10k? Any other info you can provide would help out a lot!

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Answer by michelle1984
Personal loan. Debt consolidation ruins your credit

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Answer by curious
Consult an attorney.

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Question by azmat k: can someone reduce my credit cards and personal loans debt by financial help it is about 15,000 US$ ?
credit cards payments 5000 US$

Personal Loan Payments 10,000 US$

MY Monthly Net Salary Is 500 US$

My Contact address is azmatullah45@hotmail.com

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Answer by Mister El
My wife helps people get out of debt and shows them how to find lost money in their finances. Email her. Her organization is called Forward Financial Group. If you don’t live in Georgia, she can find an associate near you. Her email is:

urstill@consultant.com

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Question by Rubberband Man: can a debt collector seize $ / assests from my LLC for a personal credit card debt not connected to the LLC ?
i have some credit card debt probably 3-4 cards to the tune of about $ 5,000. that was prior to my forming my self employed service business into an LLC (ohio), and this debt has no connection to the LLC (single member) and if i am not able to settle or othewise make payments its likely they will go to court and get a judgement. SO…. what then? can they with such a judgement seize personal property? such as a motorcycle ( $ 4,000.) or attach a lein on my house? Can i open an LLC for just me as a person? to be alble to continue living ( paying bills) or will i have to use “undercover” services to pay my bills? My LLC will be paying me…. do i ihave to live and pay with cash forever? I want to pay or settle wilth them but if i can not i have decided to keep my house (by paying on IT) VS lose my credit / credit cards by NOT paying on them

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Question by Anne G: What is the NJ statute of limitations on collecting a personal debt?
10 years ago I was in some legal trouble, and my aunt paid for a lawyer to represent me in court. She then wrote me a letter telling me that I had to pay her back about $ 2000 for the lawyer’s fee. I never signed a contract with her, nor did I make an oral agreement. She simply outlined the payment plan in her letter. I made monthly payments for about a year then stopped because I was broke. She never contacted me to get the rest of the money, then I lost contact with her after I moved to Florida. I have lived in FL since 2001. She now has my new address and I was wondering what to do if she writes and demands the money. Is there a statute of limitations? If she took me to court for the money, would she have a case? Does a payment plan in a letter count as a legally binding agreement? If there was a case, who would have jurisdiction, NJ or FL?

Answers from legal professionals are preferred. Please back up your answer with specific citations from NJ law. Serious answers only. Childish answers will be ignored. Thanks

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Answer by davidmi711
New Jersey Statutes of Limitation

Conversion of an instrument for money: 3 years, (N.J.S.A.12A: 3-118(g)).

Sale of goods under the UCC: 4-years, (N.J.S.A. 12A; 2-725).

Real or personal property damage, recovery and contracts not under seal: 6 years (N.J.S.A. 2A: 14-1).

Demand Notes when no demand is made: 10 years. If demand made: 6 years from date of demand, (12A: 3-118(b)).

Obligations under seal for the payment of money only, except bank, merchant, finance company or other financial institution: 16 years, (N.J.S.A. 2A: 14-4) actions for unpaid rent if lease agreement is under seal, (N.J.S.A. 2A: 14-4).

Real estate: 20 years, (N.J.S.A. 2A: 14-7); Judgments: 20 years, renewable, (2A: 14-5); Foreign judgments: 20 years (unless period in originating jurisdiction is less), (2A: 14- 5).

Unaccepted drafts: 3 years from date of dishonor or 10 years from date of draft, whichever expires first, (12A: 3- 118(c)).

The SoL stops when you are outside of the jurisdiction of the court, such as when you lived in FL. Also, your payments is evidence that shows you acknowledge the debt.

Even if the SoL has elapsed you still owe the money, she just can’t sue you for it.

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Answer by DCResident
They would have to get a court order for the full amount unless you wrote them and stated that had permission to freely garnish that money.

Have you gotten any hinto of court proceedings for the money?

So if they do so without a court order it would be illegal.

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We are both married. My husband left me and his wife cheated on him. He and I expressed feelings for one another. He decided to reconcile with his wife, something I wholeheartedly support. She has contacted me a couple times to ridicule me for my behavior (which was reprehensible, I know), but I have had no contact with him during that time. It’s been almost a year.

The last email I sent him promised I would pay him back. I am now in a financial position to do so and I would like to. I’m not looking for any contact from him. I would overnight the cash to his office so his wife wouldn’t have to know about it unless he wanted to tell her.

I think it’s important to pay back my friend, but not to cause further issues in his relationship. Am I able to do both??
I have let it go. I just don’t like feeling like I have an outstanding responsibility.

Also, the amount of the debt is $ 1,200. Not exactly pocket change.

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Answer by olderwiser100a
of course you can. your plan to overnight a cashier’s check to his office should suffice. and btw, your behavior was not reprehensible. you both were in effect single, so acting as you did was certainly well above board. and finally, kudos to you. most would have not repaid the debt.

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Question by pontingm@sbcglobal.net: I need a personal loan to pay off all my debt. I do not have great credit. Where can I go in minnesota???
Where can someone go to get a personal loan to pay off minimal debt and start over again with just the loan payment??

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Answer by Mrs. L
There are several loan consolidators that you can find over the iternet.

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