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Dirty tricks in a divorce can cause some nasty surprises - The Independent
Dirty tricks in a divorce can cause some nasty surprisesThe IndependentPractices coming to light include cleaning out a joint savings account, spending money that was meant to pay off the mortgage, running up debts on a credit card held in the other partner's name or simply taking out more debt without telling the other ...
Biz Brain: Divorce and credit card debt - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
Biz Brain: Divorce and credit card debtThe Star-Ledger - NJ.comBy Karin Price Mueller/The Star-Ledger Q. I plan to divorce my husband who has five credit cards in his name only. I am not authorized for any of the credit cards. My husband recently amassed a $13500 debt on the cards. When I divorce him, ...and more »
Sally Herigstad: Joint cards don't dissolve with divorce - CreditCards.com
CreditCards.comSally Herigstad: Joint cards don't dissolve with divorceCreditCards.comBy Sally Herigstad How can I remove my husband from my Bank of America Visa credit card that we have jointly? The bank says to close it and re-apply. We have been married 17 years. We are getting divorced. This was my card, and I added him to it years ...
Debt questions answered by an expert - BBC News
BBC NewsDebt questions answered by an expertBBC NewsAnd with people in the UK still owing £1244bn in mortgages and £208bn in other types of loan, including outstanding borrowing on credit cards, the population still has a mountain if debt to clear. We asked for your questions on dealing with personal ...
Wife's bad credit doesn't have to ruin her husband's - CreditCards.com
CreditCards.comWife's bad credit doesn't have to ruin her husband'sCreditCards.comBy Tanisha Warner When I was in college in 2005, I let a credit card go into collections. When I left college a year later and joined the military, I found that my student loans went into collections. I contacted these agencies and paid off all the ...and more »
Mobile payment apps work to make wallets obsolete - San Francisco Chronicle
Mobile payment apps work to make wallets obsoleteSan Francisco ChronicleNobody chased me down because, when I first approached the cafe, the Card Case app on my iPhone detected the store's perimeter and automatically switched on. It broadcast my picture to the barista, who could then tap my pre-entered credit card number ...and more »
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