Comments for Collect Judgements http://www.collect-judgements.com Collecting Financial Judgements, Structured Settlements, and Lawsuits Mon, 06 Oct 2008 21:09:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.1 Comment on Credit Counseling, Bankruptcy, and Debtor Education by CFA Level 1 http://www.collect-judgements.com/2007/10/13/credit-counseling-bankruptcy-and-debtor-education/#comment-35 CFA Level 1 Tue, 15 Jan 2008 01:12:05 +0000 http://www.collect-judgements.com/2007/10/13/credit-counseling-bankruptcy-and-debtor-education/#comment-35 This is an interesting site filled with pretty useful information. Thanks for this post and others. We know getting that title of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is tough. Not only are the exams are long, but real tests are often vague and test things that no real professional does on a daily basis. So what does a person do who wants to get this prestigious title and get a foot in the door? Of course the first step is to pass the exams. That's where we come in. Don't miss this chance to get a tremendously useful package to pass your exam. After you study your textbooks and notes, the most important thing you need to do next is to do tons and tons of questions! Earning the title of CFA, or Chartered Financial Analyst, is one of the most prestigious achievements a person in the fields of finance and investing can attain. With these practice materials, you will not only become better prepared to pass your CFA Level 1 Exams, but you will be more confident on exam day so that you won't have to leave anything to chance! This is an interesting site filled with pretty useful information. Thanks for this post and others.

We know getting that title of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is tough. Not only are the exams are long, but real tests are often vague and test things that no real professional does on a daily basis. So what does a person do who wants to get this prestigious title and get a foot in the door? Of course the first step is to pass the exams. That’s where we come in.

Don’t miss this chance to get a tremendously useful package to pass your exam. After you study your textbooks and notes, the most important thing you need to do next is to do tons and tons of questions!

Earning the title of CFA, or Chartered Financial Analyst, is one of the most prestigious achievements a person in the fields of finance and investing can attain. With these practice materials, you will not only become better prepared to pass your CFA Level 1 Exams, but you will be more confident on exam day so that you won’t have to leave anything to chance!

]]> Comment on Congress Investigating Credit Card Practices by admin http://www.collect-judgements.com/2007/03/08/congress-investigating-credit-card-practices/#comment-21 admin Sun, 29 Jul 2007 22:24:04 +0000 http://www.collect-judgements.com/2007/03/08/congress-investigating-credit-card-practices/#comment-21 It sounds like you need to contact a lawyer or a financial consultant of some kind. Since you want to get this taken care of that counts for a lot. A financial or debt specalist should be able to help you to get something set up so you can pay all or part of what you owe and make this bad experience go away. Good Luck, Chris It sounds like you need to contact a lawyer or a financial consultant of some kind. Since you want to get this taken care of that counts for a lot.

A financial or debt specalist should be able to help you to get something set up so you can pay all or part of what you owe and make this bad experience go away.

Good Luck,
Chris

]]> Comment on Congress Investigating Credit Card Practices by Lakisha Taylor http://www.collect-judgements.com/2007/03/08/congress-investigating-credit-card-practices/#comment-20 Lakisha Taylor Sun, 29 Jul 2007 21:45:18 +0000 http://www.collect-judgements.com/2007/03/08/congress-investigating-credit-card-practices/#comment-20 I am writing because a few years ago, ten to be exact, I received several credit cards while attending college. I tried desperately to pay it back but the over the limit fee caused by the late fee was killing me financially. I paid every month but my balance didn't go anywhere. Soon afterwards I found out I was pregnant and I fell ill. I was in the hospital on and off for almost a year before the doctors realized what was wrong. A few years later I started working and I applied for credit and found that I had a judgement agaisnt me. I didn't know what a judgement was at the time. It was for one of those stupid credit cards that I had years before. I was stunned. I tried to make arrangements to pay it but they would not accept the payment that was listed on my credit. It was and still a nightmare. I wasn't aware of a court hearing because I no longer lived at the resident in which they claimed to have served me papers. On my credit it stated my address. Now I can't find anyone who can give me any answers. I know I owe them money but when I told them I was ill and couldn't work thanks to our hospital finest taking a year to make a diagnosis. I had absolutely nothing. The account has been charged off and I have made attempts to pay this judgement off but no luck. I can't afford to pay forever for something that I did ten years ago. What if anything can I do? I am writing because a few years ago, ten to be exact, I received several credit cards while attending college. I tried desperately to pay it back but the over the limit fee caused by the late fee was killing me financially. I paid every month but my balance didn’t go anywhere. Soon afterwards I found out I was pregnant and I fell ill. I was in the hospital on and off for almost a year before the doctors realized what was wrong. A few years later I started working and I applied for credit and found that I had a judgement agaisnt me. I didn’t know what a judgement was at the time. It was for one of those stupid credit cards that I had years before. I was stunned. I tried to make arrangements to pay it but they would not accept the payment that was listed on my credit. It was and still a nightmare. I wasn’t aware of a court hearing because I no longer lived at the resident in which they claimed to have served me papers. On my credit it stated my address. Now I can’t find anyone who can give me any answers. I know I owe them money but when I told them I was ill and couldn’t work thanks to our hospital finest taking a year to make a diagnosis. I had absolutely nothing. The account has been charged off and I have made attempts to pay this judgement off but no luck. I can’t afford to pay forever for something that I did ten years ago. What if anything can I do?

]]> Comment on What should I do to clear a bankruptcy from my credit report? by Clair Wilkins http://www.collect-judgements.com/2007/01/20/what-should-i-do-to-clear-a-bankruptcy-from-my-credit-report/#comment-2 Clair Wilkins Fri, 02 Mar 2007 21:32:19 +0000 http://www.collect-judgements.com/2007/01/20/what-should-i-do-to-clear-a-bankruptcy-from-my-credit-report/#comment-2 For over 14 years, the Consumer Credit Collector ADVISOR has been the premier source for straightforward advice on how collectors can reach their full potential and boost collection totals. The Advisor is a monthly publication providing proven and effective collection techniques. It is not designed to render legal advice or legal opinions. Each issue provides information, inspiration, new ideas, and techniques for successful collections. Download our sample issues, share them with your staff, and see if you don't agree that our informative monthly publication provides the encouragement and sound advice needed to improve those month-end totals! As collectors and managers, you have your own success stories, hair-pulling scenarios, and helpful tips. Your words of wisdom are valuable in this industry for shedding new light on the trials and triumphs of debt collecting and the art of successful human relations. For over 14 years, the Consumer Credit Collector ADVISOR has been the premier source for straightforward advice on how collectors can reach their full potential and boost collection totals.

The Advisor is a monthly publication providing proven and effective collection techniques. It is not designed to render legal advice or legal opinions. Each issue provides information, inspiration, new ideas, and techniques for successful collections.

Download our sample issues, share them with your staff, and see if you don’t agree that our informative monthly publication provides the encouragement and sound advice needed to improve those month-end totals!

As collectors and managers, you have your own success stories, hair-pulling scenarios, and helpful tips. Your words of wisdom are valuable in this industry for shedding new light on the trials and triumphs of debt collecting and the art of successful human relations.

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