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First, you are usually penalized with
a late fee. After that more extreme measures will be
taken. Besides
harming your credit history, here is a list of consequence
you will face if you do not pay your bills.
- Your
credit account may be frozen so you can’t make any
more purchases on it.
- If
you are delinquent on utility bills such as phone,
electric, and rent, creditors have the right to
discontinue your service or evict you. Unpaid balances
along with expensive fees and deposits must be paid in
order to reconnect your services.
- Creditors
or collection agents may take legal actions against
you such as garnishing
your wages, which forces your employer to forward
a portion of your pay to the creditor before you get
your check.
- Creditors
may seize, repossess, or foreclose on your property,
such as a car, home, and major purchases.
- You
may have to declare wage-earner
bankruptcy.
- You
can go to jail.
If you think these measures sound
rare or extreme, the REPO Man will come to take some of
your possessions or you can even land in jail! Scary, huh?
That should be enough right there to
keep you on your toes with your payments.
So,
how do you get back on track with bill payments? Follow
these
10 C’s to credit clean up!
Stay
on track with your budget, get insurance against loss of
income, and pay your bills on time and you will stay out
of trouble, guaranteed. Falling behind on bill payments is
a serious matter that can haunt you for years. The key to
avoiding this financial disaster is to avoid being
enslaved by debt. When you are debt free, you are truly
free to enjoy a more carefree life.

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