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super first timer ako sa credit card... paano ko babayaran yun BDO credit card bill ko? haha and san pwede bayaran. tia
^ sis, in ulta.com kasi, the credit card allowed should have a US billibg address. that's precisely why I'm asking kung meron bang philippine-issued CC with a US billing address.
My grandfather's outstanding balance is 40k... ang property nya is a house and lot... how would they get their share na 40k?My mom and her siblings plan to pay 20k muna... papayag kaya ang bank...? Then yun next 20k pagnakuha na yun burial from SSS...
^di ba yun ibang cards may creditshield? ano purpose nun?
CreditShield PLUS provides peace of mind to you and your loved ones. Your family need not worry about your credit card bills if you pass away, become temporarily or permanently disabled, or are diagnosed with a covered critical illness. CreditShield PLUS softens the financial impact on you and your family, especially if you have other financial obligations.
Get coverage of up to P600,000CreditShield PLUS provides you maximum protection by insuring your Citibank credit card outstanding balance up to 120% of your regular credit card limit or maximum of P600,000 per cardholder. Regular credit limit is your approved credit limit that is shared with your supple cardholders and does not include the Special Installment Limit (i.e. Call For Cash). CreditShield PLUS covers death, permanent disability or first diagnosis of seven (7) critical illnesses. In the event of temporary disablement for more than 30 days, CreditShield PLUS will pay for the minimum amount due up to six (6) months.
Is that 40k debt sa credit card or debt sa housing loan?If it's credit card debt, then probably what was discussed above (the debt should be dissolved with the death of the owner) applies.