I am on social security disability benefits and it is the only income I have. If a credit card company has a judgement against me can they take my disability benefits, personal belongings, or home or lien on home to repay debt? What can they do to collect the debt?
Disgusting! What are tholse of us you all owe get for being such a good friend and loaning you all any moneys after you losers run out on your debt????
I know you all don't car. It will come back around. Accepting SS Payments in any form prior to retirement is flat out saying your life is over and you dont count.
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Depends on the nature of the debt - in MOST cases your SS income cannot be taken to pay your debts. Tax debt and child support are the exception. There are a few others.
The creditor will get a judgment against you and hope you eventually get funds which the creditor can seize. The creditor, depending on your State, can also seize property.
If you have mingled funds in your account - it's a joint bank account, you deposit other funds - the account can be frozen while you figure out what is SS and what is not.
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credit cards collectors, did, put a lien on my home.ssi is only my income.
I was going to respond to this old post:
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Originally Posted by excon
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No, they can't put a lien on your home ....
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By saying "Sure they can." But then I realized that old post was from years ago.
Anyway, why worry about a lien? Are you planning to sell the home or get a mortgage on it? If not, a lien isn't going to inconvenience you in the least.
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