- Report: #952062
Complaint Review: HFC/BENEFICIAL FINANCE
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HFC/BENEFICIAL FINANCE BENEFICIAL MORTAGE,HOUSEHOLD I BORROWED $25,000 paying back $60,000, Internet
*Consumer Comment: Garnishment
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Search Tips- And what you did was agree to the loan. If the amount of the loan was a real problem for you, you wouldn't have signed the loan documents..after all they didn't force you to get the loan.
Here is something that may become a shock to you. Bank's don't garnish paychecks of people paying their accounts on-time. They only go through the effort of suing someone if that person isn't paying their bills.
