In Tip 9, I discuss dividing up your accounts, and why it is important to do this early so you can prepare to move forward as soon as the divorce is done.
I have posted a video series to the MyCredEd YouTube channel discussing how you can protect your credit during divorce. Remember, your divorce will be over soon, but the effects of a credit problem can last years longer!
You can view the Tip 9 video here:
Remember to ask your questions about credit and debt in the form to the right. I will answer via blog or video as soon as I can!
When you fill out the form, your question goes straight to my email inbox. I am an email addict, so I will see it quickly. If I put your question into a video, or answer it in a blog, I will send you and email back to let you know the answer is ready.
The law prevents harassment by a debt collector. It is harassment if they call you at work?
My latest Ask Brent video discusses this. You can watch it here: httpv://www.youtube.com/user/MyCredEd.
Remember to ask your questions about credit and debt in the form to the right. I will answer via blog or video as soon as I can!
When you fill out the form, your question goes straight to my email inbox. I am an email addict, so I will see it quickly. If I put your question into a video, or answer it in a blog, I will send you and email back to let you know the answer is ready.
Posted In: Collections, debt collection
In Tip 10, I discuss how to start watching your finances and why it is important to pay attention to your money.
I have posted a video series to the MyCredEd YouTube channel discussing how you can protect your credit during divorce. Remember, your divorce will be over soon, but the effects of a credit problem can last years longer!
You can view the Tip 10 video here:
Remember to ask your questions about credit and debt in the form to the right. I will answer via blog or video as soon as I can!
When you fill out the form, your question goes straight to my email inbox. I am an email addict, so I will see it quickly. If I put your question into a video, or answer it in a blog, I will send you and email back to let you know the answer is ready.
If you are going through a divorce, your thoughts are probably not focused on what your credit score looks like. However, this is exactly the time to think about these issues!
I have posted a video series to the MyCredEd YouTube channel discussing how you can protect your credit during this tough time. Remember, your divorce will be over soon, but the effects of a credit problem can last years longer!
You can view the Introduction video here:
Remember to ask your questions about credit and debt in the form to the right. I will answer via blog or video as soon as I can!
When you fill out the form, your question goes straight to my email inbox. I am an email addict, so I will see it quickly. If I put your question into a video, or answer it in a blog, I will send you and email back to let you know the answer is ready.
The statute of limitations for your state determines how long you can be sued for a debt. However, if you treat your debt wrong, the state of limitations can be reset and the clock starts over.
My latest Ask Brent video discusses this. You can watch it here: httpv://www.youtube.com/user/MyCredEd.
Remember to ask your questions about credit and debt in the form to the right. I will answer via blog or video as soon as I can!
When you fill out the form, your question goes straight to my email inbox. I am an email addict, so I will see it quickly. If I put your question into a video, or answer it in a blog, I will send you and email back to let you know the answer is ready.
If you have filed for bankruptcy, you are going to have to repair your credit.
The question becomes when do you start? My latest Ask Brent video addresses this. You can watch it here: httpv://www.youtube.com/user/MyCredEd. You can also see my blog entry on this subject by clicking here.
Remember to ask your questions about credit and debt in the form to the right. I will answer via blog or video as soon as I can!
When you fill out the form, your question goes straight to my email inbox. I am an email addict, so I will see it quickly. If I put your question into a video, or answer it in a blog, I will send you and email back to let you know the answer is ready.
The debt collector can get a lot of information about you. However, do they have the right to see your bank records?
My latest Ask Brent video addresses this. You can watch it here: httpv://www.youtube.com/user/MyCredEd.
Remember to ask your questions about credit and debt in the form to the right. I will answer via blog or video as soon as I can!
When you fill out the form, your question goes straight to my email inbox. I am an email addict, so I will see it quickly. If I put your question into a video, or answer it in a blog, I will send you and email back to let you know the answer is ready.
Recently, I have been getting a bunch of questions about credit, debt, foreclosure, bankruptcy, and other topics about credit.
The first couple of entries are already on YouTube, and you can see them here: httpv://www.youtube.com/user/MyCredEd
It can take a long time to write a blog entry, and I just don’t always have the time. So, I decided to go ahead and release some videos that answer the questions.
Here is how this works:
See the form to the right? You ask your question there. Just type in what you want to know, and I will work on answering it. Now, I can’t guarantee that I will answer every question, but I will do my best.
When you fill out the form, your question goes straight to my email inbox. I am an email addict, so I will see it quickly. If I put your question into a video, or answer it in a blog, I will send you and email back to let you know the answer is ready.
I am working hard to grow this blog, and I want to grow it in a way that helps you. So, please ask your questions!
Again, you can find the videos on YouTube right here:
http://www.youtube.com/user/MyCredEd
I found this news story put together by FrontLine and The New York Times.
It talks about some of the history of credit cards, but also many of the dirty little secrets of the credit industry. If you are looking for some background, this is a good place to start.
You can see it here…
Posted In: Credit, credit card
