04-04-2011, 05:33 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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Originally Posted by Failed
Depends on what type of debt it is. If you live in the US, and it's unsecured credit debt, than you can keep your money in a bank, credit union, whatever and they can't touch it. Unless the rules changed in the past couple years.
For other debts, if the rules changed, or you're just as paranoid as I am, don't keep it anywhere that requires your social security number, name, address, etc.. This includes credit unions. I would suggest using safety deposit boxes in TRUSTED family member's names, or spend a bit and buy yourself a nice fire proof, flood proof, safe for at home. Even bank accounts in family member's name work as well.
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It's all unsecured debt, but some of them have Judgements against me.. So I thought a bank or cu might not be too safe. Good to know. I'm going to be staying in a "value hotel" so I don't want to keep my cash there... see
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