Way to Go Canucks

Discussion in 'Economics' started by Banjo, Aug 9, 2019.

  1. Banjo

    Banjo

  2. So what you're saying is... Kick all the banks out and eventually they'll just forgive your debt. Hmmmm.

    She's right, it pays to be irresponsible. LEVERAGING 500X MONDAY
     
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  3. Overnight

    Overnight

    Just because they don't have to pay back the debt, doesn't mean their credit scores will not have the same sting as if they still had to make payments. Unless they don't have credit scores in Canada? Dunno' how it works there.
     
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  4. Metamega

    Metamega

    The article I read from CBC mentioned it was weird that they didn’t sell the debt to a third party. I thought that was the standard anyway. Sell the junk debt to someone that’s willing to harass the debt holder to death.

    We have Equifax and Transunion up here. I don’t know the details but as long as they were meeting the minimum payments their credit score shouldn’t be effected I would think .
     
  5. Cuddles

    Cuddles

    My lizard brain says, "hell yeah fuck the banks!"
    Then my rational side spoils the fun and says, "tax payers are covering that shit aren't they?"
     
  6. tsznecki

    tsznecki

    Unless Chase doesn't report this move all affected debtors credit utilization will drop and their score will go up.

    You should really stop talking about shit you don't know.
     
  7. Overnight

    Overnight

    So Canadians do have a credit scoring system then, with personal identifiers. I did not know this. So they have a system like SS# in place? *shrugs* How do they track their taxpayers?

    I was not talking about shit I did not know, I was asking questions. So how does the system of debt, taxation and credit scores work in Canada?
     
  8. tsznecki

    tsznecki

    The same way it does down here. I can't tell if you are that dumb or willingly obtuse.
     
  9. Overnight

    Overnight

    More like unwillingly obtuse. I know nothing about Canada. It is a different country.