7/25/24 - Seniors with debt and the difference between banks and credit unions
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- Опубліковано 28 жов 2024
- Eric Olsen, Executive Director of HELPS Nonprofit Law Firm will answer questions pertaining to seniors with financial difficulties Tuesday and Thursdays at 10 am Pacific, 11 am Mountain, 12 noon Central and 1 pm Eastern Time. Options if you owe debt you can’t afford to pay. How seniors can maintain their financial independence. Topics discussed include why and how seniors income is protected. What happens if sued? How to stop unwanted collector contact. How and why assets are protected. What about past due income taxes and income taxes. Home ownership, rental and transportation issues. Eric is an attorney for over 42 years and the founder of HELPS, a charitable law firm that assists seniors in all fifty states.
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Thanks Eric for your information today. Sorry I missed the live.
I have missed the past two weeks and just got my computer back from my son as it had crashed. So I am catching up with the programs I missed. Hope to see y'all Tuesday.
Excellent info ! Thanks !
3 to 4 days a week would be wonderful!
Yes, every day or even 4 days because most of my dr. appts are on Tues and Thur. So I miss some of those and then my computer crashed so I could not watch until today when I got my computer back. But I miss the live because there are some questions I would have asked.
I can hear clearly
Missed the first part initially. The guy probably needed his wheelchair accessible vehicle. Hope he figured out what to do.
Five days a week would be great!
I have Student Loan debt. It's not protected from bankruptcy. What are my options? Can't afford it.
Assuming you receive retirement income. In the past 15% of SS can be offset for a past due student loan. However that is presently stayed at least through October. Then if you are lower-income you can likely qualify for an income based repayment of student loans and pay nothing. We have some videos on this channel that discuss student loans in more detail. Eric HELPS p.s. It is possible in may cases now to discharge a student loan through a process in bankruptcy.
If I am over 68 and receive $1500 from Social Security, make about $50,000 a year from my job and find out that a debt collector who has a default judgement on an old credit card, removes $5000 from my bank account, what is my remedy?
You can call HELPS 855 435 7787