Paying my credit card payment in full every month?
Okay, so I'm 19, I just got a credit card to build my credit, I've been searching around and some people say you should pay your cc payment in full every month and other say you should pay I think 40% above the minimum payment because if you pay in full the banks aren't making interest off you, which means you're not getting reported, that you should carry a balance for 3-6 months. I called my cc company and they told me as well that I should pay in full every month. I think they lady was new she had to get off the phone to ask someone else. Can someone please help me, I'm trying to build my credit as fast as possible. Please answers from people with cc's and good credit, ty
Do people get paid for being on the dr phil show?
NO NO NO! I was on the Dr. Phil show back when it first started, true story! We got airfare, hotel, and meals..that was IT!
Will people get paid to answer here?
There is both a Points system and a future hook into the Y! Publisher Network. It looks like Points will affect your 'reputation' here, and YPN may actually earn you some money. Check your 'My Q&A' for both options.
Do people get paid to use Instagram?
Instagram is a photo and video sharing social networking platform but it has a lot more to offer.One such thing is getting paid as an Instagram influencer for sharing posts with a huge amount of niche crowd. Truth be told this is considered to be a glorified online job.Engagement with followers is more important but to approach brands you need at least over 5000 followers. Influencers charge around $10 per 1,000 followers.Globally Companies or brands spend $1 to $1.5 billion per year on sponsoring content on Instagram which is a huge amount.A very simple truth behind this is, pay rates totally depend on how established an Instagram influencer is.The more famous an instagrammer, the more he/she can charge for his/her posts.
How can I force someone to pay me the money that they owe me?
There certainly are ways and means of forcing repayment however you will have to use the county courts, and ONLY if that person has realisable assets and/our disposable income. You might need to do some detective work to establish this. Assuming he has you should start with either a county court claim. Assuming you win which you should you can then enforce the judgment by several means should he fail to comply with the order of the court by making either full payment (default judgment) or failing to comply with an instalment order. These are, 1. Apply for a Charging order on equity he has in any property, when the property is sold you get paid from the equity automatically. He cannot prevent this. 2. Attachment of earnings order, (assuming he has disposable income) 3. Apply for a 3rd party debt order which if he has any savings or investments held in a bank or building society will order the bank to freeze his account and pay you. 4. Apply for the court bailiff to enforce the debt by seizing any vehicles he has (which are not exempt) I.e. he needs the vehicle for work and no suitable alternative is available, or tools of his trade, basic living amenities are all exempt. SThe most effective enforcement by far if he has assets is to serve a statutory demand under the insolvency act. If it's served correctly and he does not apply to set aside the demand within 21 days by securing the debt with you, then you can apply for his bankruptcy using a creditors bankruptcy petition. This will cost you well over £1000 but if he has the money and assets it will prompt repayment trust me and this will not involve going to court. Anyone can serve a stat demand it doesn't involve a court. It will frighten the life out of anyone with assets and debts.but it MUST be served on the debtor correctly, and preferably witnessed. I would recommend doing this. If he has nothing then unless his circumstances change fir the better within the next 6 years then I suspect you won't see a penny. You can't get blood out of a stone. Good luck. I
What is it called to pay to go to heaven?
Was is probably the correct tense...In the middle ages, the church told people that the only way they could go to heaven was to pay them money. I can't remember what word was used to describe what happened, and it's driving me crazy.