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PAY OFF HIGH INTEREST CC's & SAVE FOR 403B COLLEGE SAVINGS!
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Listing Information
Amount: $25,000.00 Status: Loan created
Grade: A DTI: 48%
Lender Rate: 13% Borrower: cabarca77
Time Left: Finished State: NY
Funded: 100% Group: No Bull Investors - We Invest In Good Borrowers
Loan Information
Loan Status: Default Origination Date: 2007-06-07 EricsCC ROI: -63%
Status History
Jun 09, 2007 Current
Sep 23, 2007 Late
Oct 08, 2007 1 month late
Nov 08, 2007 2 months late
Dec 08, 2007 3 months late
Jan 08, 2008 4+ months late
Apr 04, 2008 Default
I just re-listed this and I think because I didn?t specify more details on my listing for my financial situation and now I put the highest interest rate that I was able to do. So I hope this is good and give enough info for the people considering my listing. Please let me know if you need any more info, I would be more than happy to give it to you!

Purpose of loan: I would like to pay off my high interest credit cards and also have one monthly payment that?s less per month. I would rather pay ONE payment per month rather than SEVEN!

My financial situation: My husband and I own a home and we have never been late on any cards or accounts, we make a combined income of 162000 a year. We just want ONE payment to make a month and to not look at our credit cards again!

This loan will save me around 350.00 a month in payments AND save me a great amount of money in interest over time.

Monthly net income: $ 10,040.00

Monthly expenses
Housing: $ 3700
Insurance: $ 200
Car expenses: $ 499
Utilities: $ 150
Phone, cable, internet: $ 135
Food, entertainment: $ 400
Clothing, household expenses $ 100
Credit cards and other loans: $ 1200
Other expenses: $ 100

Total Monthly expenses: $6484.00
Total with the loan will be saving me around 350 a month: $6,129.00

Credit Card Debt
Bill Interest Amount owed
Chase Card 19.24%        $4,719.00
Freedom Chase 18.24%  $5,857.52
Home Depot 15.99%       $4,142.51
Jennifer Convertibles 23.90% $4,049.96
Orchard Bank 26.74%     $1,359.98
PC Richard 22.73%         $1,157.92
Union card 19.99%         $2,296.09
The Place Furniture CC 23.99% $2,029.00
Total Owed                     $25,611.98

Hi all! I have a husband and a 15 month old son. I am asking for this money because I have cc's with high interest rates and I would love to have 1 payment a month. My husband and I are very reliable, have never had late payments on ANY accounts, and we are very honest. We make a pretty good living; we both NET a little over 10K a month, own a home and some stock, along with pension & life insurance. We want to look toward a brighter future for our son and really pay off all of our debt as quickly as possible because we want to save for our son for college, etc. I would like to open up a 403B for a college savings plan. I just feel like this is wasted money right now. I am so tired of making payments and then it doesn?t look like we did anything! These rates are so high; it just keeps the balances the same from month to month! My son means the world to us and I would go to any lengths to make him happy. My husband and I are good people, have lots of wonderful friends and are very family oriented. We are always looking to help someone out and if this works out, we are considering doing this for other people as well. We know how it feels to be on this end of the spectrum and it can be frustrating. We would love to finish paying this off and helping others as well. We would never let anyone down who can give a helping hand. Thank you so much for your generosity and consideration, we truly appreciate it.

 

Borrower's Other Listings
139151 Pay off High Interest Credit Cards! A $25,000 @ 14% May 17, 2007 Withdrawn
139211 Pay off High Interest Credit Cards! A $25,000 @ 13% May 17, 2007 Expired

 

Discussion For This Listing
Mon, September 17, 2007
Any bets on whether this person will come current? Currently less than 15 days late.
Mon, October 8, 2007
Now a month late and in collections. In hindsight, I should not have bid on somebody who wanted $25,000. Oddly, she repaid half her loan immediately. Can't figure out why she'd do that if she were a scammer, and so I presume she has fallen on hard times.
Sun, October 14, 2007
I agree with you I can think of no other reason why. If it was a scam why pay half back on the first payment. A 0/0/0 homeowner, too. I read on the forums changing your bank account can cause late payments, I also read after two months folks forget about who lenders are and quit paying. We'll find out I guess.
Wed, January 2, 2008
bankruptcy.
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