25 thoughts on “Suze Orman’s Debt Consolidation Tips

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  4. 7:57, I’m lost! How come they IRS will charge income tax on her $20,000
    outstanding credit card debt!?

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  7. I’m also in good credit standing and fortunately have not been sent to
    collections as of yet but I do have almost $24,000 in credit card debt I
    need to pay off and I’m really beginning to feel the squeeze. Can I
    contact the banks personally to settle or does it have to go to collections
    and risk destroying my credit? HELP!!

  8. living with debt is like following your own shadow…
    but if you focus on the good way, you recive the solution too..
    good video…

  9. so… people spend more then what they have and dont have to worry about
    paying it back?

  10. It is best to avoid getting into debt to begin with, but always pay douple
    the payment if you cannot afford to pay it off at the end of the month. Get
    an Amex charge card and not a credit card. Always pay with cash! If you
    have a high balance on your credit card, try to pay it off within 12 months
    or less and do not use it any more. Try to limit your self on what you can
    afford and always assume every day that you will be poor and think about
    before you charge.

  11. Hello Miss Oman, can you please let us know how many credit card companies
    tries to settle debts or entertain common peoples? They always create
    pressure on common people and tries to recover extra money from them. Among
    100 only a small ratio of 10-15 peoples are able to deal with credit card
    companies and get better settlements offers. But what about rest, due to
    this reason they file bankruptcy which they have never thought to do.

  12. I’ve learnt so much over the past few years. I’ve learnt to analyse every
    credit card statement for what banks are really charging compared to what I
    am actually paying. One bank allowed me to go over my credit card limit and
    didn’t decline the payment! I thought … wait… who’s managing my account
    here?

  13. I do debt collection for medical debt which is a whole new ball park people
    so please understand her tips which are great don’t work to well for
    medical debts : )

  14. 1) Make sure that you are in a settlement agreement, before writing the
    check. Just writing on the check “Paid” WILL NOT COVER YOU. Some banks will
    just cash it, some will refuse it 2) MOST banks will tell you they are not
    going to update the credit report as paid in full, why would they? They
    will also send you a 1099c for the IRS for claim of income if they bank
    waives more than 600 bucks. 4) Make sure you get the settlement
    documentation before you send money.

  15. As a debt collector we always advise people about their poss tax liability,
    but we also advise them of the 982b insolvency form. It’s a hardship form
    so they don’t have a tax liability. Most of the time just talking to
    collection agencies you can get great deals directly with them. I sometimes
    settle people for 25%, for example 21k balance and we took 6k to let them
    get it resolved. This is all dependant on what the creditor will allow,
    because they write off the difference.

  16. how long did it take you? and how long did you have to wait until the
    Collection companies contacted you? Thank you

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