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We do not want to go delinquent with our accounts. I will be getting the cash but not enough to pay off the whole 43,000.00. We thought if we could settle for a lower amount we could pay them all off. Thanks for your answers.
rj
It will be difficult for you to settle your debts unless you are delinquent on them by 3-4 months. If you are current on your payments, then the creditors will think that you can afford to make the payments on your own.
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Good Nelly
You would have to let yoru accounts go late first. Do you the cash up front to settle? They are not going to let you pay a settlement on payments.
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