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About 2 years ago I had less than $6k in debt. After we had a real estate investment go bad and my hours at work were cut the balance of my debt is up to $26k. I cannot afford to make the payments anymore. I do not want to declare bankruptcy and lose my house. I can make my mortgage, utilites and insurance but the almost $700 a month total in credit card payments I cannot. If I default on them, not making another payment ever, what are the consequences other than a major ding on my credit score?

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Michael,  

The consequences are becoming higher and higher.  With the current credit crunch, creditors have become even more aggressive as they turn to delinquent accounts to help shore up cash reserves.   It may take time for a something to happen, but don't throw in the towel.  

There are many programs designed to assist consumers in your position.  If you would like our help please contact us via our website.

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