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I thought Id post this question from Cash K since a lot of people seem to be asking it lately:
I know that a secured credit card means using your own money but what I dont get is how is it to be paid back? If I opened a secured card with the same checking account, used their checks to pay off my secured card, where is the money coming from since Im writing a check from THEIR bank?
Answer: When you get a credit card with a $500 limit, for example, you put $500 in an account to secure that card. When you use the card, you must pay it with money from your account, not the $500 security money you put up. If for some reason you do not pay the payments on the card, they will then use your security money.
Boston bankruptcy clients have been asking us about applying for credit cards under the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 (Credit Card Act of 2009). One “new” aspect of The Card Act, which goes into effect in October, 2011, is regulation regarding consumers who don’t have their own income. In fact, a new ruling by the Federal Reserve forbids banks and credit card issuers from issuing credit cards to folks by using “household” rather than personal, income. Household income is too vague, they say. This may adversely affect clients who have filed for a Massachusetts bankruptcy in that it will make it harder to get credit after the bankruptcy discharge.
Can you declare bankruptcy on just your credit card debt? The short answer yes. The long answer well, keep reading the rest of the article.
Before 2005 you would be able to discharge on your credit cards without any consequence from your lenders especially in the discharge of debts in a chapter 13. Credit card companies have the ability to file an adversary preceding. They do this when the credit companies feel that you filed bankruptcy because your debt was not authorized, second that you used the card without any intention to repay the debt on your cards in the first place.
Not only do these companies have the ability to file an adversary preceding in a chapter 7 bankruptcy, but also in a chapter 13 after 2005. Full Article…
Do you want to receive gifts, rewards and prizes for free? Surely you do, so we are giving you the chance to get an account and become an account holder of College Student Credit Card. This newest credit card type was made to give convenience and extra spending power to college students to sustain all their needs. This is closely similar to the usual credit cards, but this is made better with its reward program that can allow any college students get their desired stuffs such as music, movies, electronic gadgets and a lot more. Aside from these, the points can also be redeemed though cash back reward so that you can increase your spending power to a higher level.
paminsar asks the question: i have applied for a hsbc credit card last Dec.2008 but until now it is not yet delivered, i called hsbcs hot line several times but they keep on saying that its the courier problem, what happens to my card? is there a possibility that it will be stolen? what would i do about it?
Answer:If you suspect your credit card has been stolen, then check your credit report.
Credit cards can take a while to arrive. Typically, to save money on postage, they are sent out in batches to different areas. So, they wait until they have enough cards in your area to send yours. (Many times youll see, Allow 6-8 weeks for delivery.) Also, remember that December has a lot of holiday days.