Comments on: What are They Charging you? – Understanding Credit Card Insurances

By: brad

brad — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 19:34:39 +0000

The rental company has liability coverage on their vehicles. In general, liability coverage follows the vehicle not the driver. You CC insurance will pay for the damage to the rental vehicle. The rental company's liability coverage will pay for the damage to the other vehicle up to the policy limits. In most cases, the rental company only carries compulsory limits. If you have auto insurance of your own, contact your insurance company. Your own coverage MAY provide excess primary liability coverage.

By: mmauler132

mmauler132 — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 22:09:13 +0000

i think you are right but it was realy awesome to but i think that was one big thing that ty and the crew every did it was off the wall

By: Itisn'trocketscience

Itisn'trocketscience — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 17:21:45 +0000

You can get a free consultation for a bankruptcy attorney, they will see you free the first time. You don't have enough income to file a chapter 13 and get this debt taken care of in a plan payment.A chapter 13 is for 5 years, not 3…3 depending on a good paying income. What you need to do is contact them and get in to see them, they'll look at your income, debts, assets if any, and taxes for the last 3 or 4 years. You will most likely qualify for a chapter 7 filing. It will discharge all the debts, the debts stay on your credit report 7 years, the bankruptcy for 10 years. Sorry that you got stuck with this debt, but..you are young enough that filing a bankruptcy will stay on your credit report for 10 years, but as little as 3 years, you can have your credit back up to where you need it to be. At the point that the bankruptcy falls off your credit report you will be 32, you'll have re established your credit and you will be fine. The one thing you need to consider, if you do file, any student loans for school will be hard to get. Any apartment rentals will be rough if they check credit as well as jobs in the financial field are tougher to get with a bankruptcy. Some check, some don't. You can review more information on bankruptcy at their official website @ http://www.usbankruptcy.gov FYI…I filed last year, discharged in 02/08….have already had a new harley davidson loan with my hubby with so/so credit, had it for 8 months paid as agreed and just traded for a larger bike, with no problems but showing proof of income…..3 months after I filed, I was pre approved for a 500.00 limit credit card, 90 days after good pays, they increased my limit. I am re establishing my credit and my credit score has grown in the last year, so..it can be done. It just takes good solid work, good payment history, but, it can be achieved. Good Luck!

By: acount deleted

acount deleted — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 10:20:02 +0000

I do not think age has much to do with it. My oldest daughter is married to a guy her age (mid 20’s now but 22 when they got married). I could not wish for a better, more loving, or hard working son-in-law. He is still young with a great sense of humor and fun loving… he is a WOW addict… so he is in no way boring.

I realize that your situation is, unfortunately, much different from my daughter’s. It is not easy to find the right mate… I have not found her yet either LOL.

Most women are a few years more mature than men their own chronological age. However, that does not mean that someone your own age cannot be a wonderful husband.

By: ibollyvideos

ibollyvideos — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 08:05:49 +0000

tanya mcqueen is hot

By: hotmexican96

hotmexican96 — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 03:38:15 +0000

u blind bitch part 2 is the first one on the related videos u dumb hoe

By: MoNiQu3BlOy3r

MoNiQu3BlOy3r — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 23:32:03 +0000

aww, the husband looked REALLY nice and cute.
im sad.

By: omarsharko

omarsharko — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 19:00:38 +0000

where is part 2

By: Karen K

Karen K — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 09:38:20 +0000

I appreciate your hesitation to cause any more grief to the family, but they have paid for insurance (I hope) for just such instances. If their insurance company pays for your son's medical expenses, it will be nothing out of the pockets of this family.

If you have an insurance agent, contact him/her and ask their advice about this situation. If they're worth their salt, they will pursue it themselves on your behalf.

Good luck.

By: ~SweetieLove~

~SweetieLove~ — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:34:21 +0000