"Rolling the debt"?

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So I visited some friends of mine the other day....who got themselves into serious debt due to a couple of really bad decisions they've made over the last 2.5 years....one was quitting their jobs and leaving the country :rolleyes:

The question of debt came up and I thought I'd ask some direct questions....and here's more or less the conversation.

Me: 'So you say you have big debt on your c/c?'

Her: 'Yip"

Me: 'How much if you don't mind me asking?'

Her: 'Erm...more or less 110 grand'

Me: :eek:
'What's your repayment on that in a month?'

Her:'4000....but we can't afford that...hahaha'

Me:'oh'

Her:'Yeah..what I do is...I roll it'

Me:'What do you mean by that'

Her:'I deposit my salary into the account every month...leave it there for 2 days..and then withdraw all of it again'

Me:'Oh'

Her:'The system sees it as a payment'

Me:'Oh...riiight'


Any comments are welcome.
 
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People with financial difficulties sometimes make it worse by maintaining their lifestyle instead of reducing their debt.
The interest on the outstanding balance are going to catch up with the ‘Rolling the debt’ strategy.
Should the financial institution close the account and demand settlement what will they do?
 
People with financial difficulties sometimes make it worse by maintaining their lifestyle instead of reducing their debt.
The interest on the outstanding balance are going to catch up with the ‘Rolling the debt’ strategy.
Should the financial institution close the account and demand settlement what will they do?
They have a habit of throwing credit around like it's cash in hand....One can only look at people and shake your head
 
Her:'I deposit my salary into the account every month...leave it there for 2 days..and then withdraw all of it again'

Me:'Oh'

Her:'The system sees it as a payment'
I didn't even know it is possible to that. Points to a serious flaw in the system.
 
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