Demotion due to sexual discrimination
I have worked as a manager at a company for over 6 years, which is owned by two brothers and their mother. Over that six year period, I experienced many incidents which I would have considered sexual harassment/discrimination, beginning with the job interview
Categories: Mortgage Tags: anger-issues, Brother, demotion, goals, growth goals, harassment, having-children, hr department, incidents, job-interview, sexual discrimination, sexual harassment discrimination, the-harassment, TIME, trivial things, valentine, valentine s day, wives
Which Duck Do I Put First?
Where to begin....I have a judgment on my CR from an unpaid Discover account. There is a lien on my home for it. I'm trying to figure out what my next step is to achieve my goals which are: -Sell current home -Use money from sale to pay off judgment -Transfer land into my name from stepmother's (father passed away) -Get prequalified for a construction loan (FICO score 645...not great). My credit history is very good other than this judgment. -Sign a contract to purchase new modular home before the 2011 PA Sprinkler System law goes into effect (this is where I feel under the gun). One builder told us because we would have a well, the cost would be $20K to install this mandated sprinkler! What do I do first? My head is spinning. I feel under a great deal of pressure after learning about this sprinkler system! If I wait until 2011 to get under contract, that means an extra $114/mo for 30 years to pay for a sprinkler. That is going to lower our approved purchase price. The builder told us as long as we get "under contract" in 2010, that is if I can get a mortgage in the first place, it doesn't matter about the timeframe of selling our home. They can wait 6 months, etc. I'd like to get the land into my name because I was told that allows it to grow equity. I'm afraid to do that because of a lien put on that as well. What exactly happens if there is a lien? Would they come in and immediately take my land?? I'd like to pay off the judgment first but I don't have the $$
Categories: General Credit Tags: approved, before-the-2011, builder-told, Discover, goals, judgment, judgment-right, sprinkler
Sliding payscale to avoid paying Overtime?
My husbands employer has instituted a policy that penalizes route drivers if they don't complete their route within a prescribed time period.
Categories: Mortgage Tags: account-weather, circumstances, driving-garbage, goal, goal-hours, goals, legal, less-the-more, overtime, penalizes-route, prescribed-time, salary, compensation, truck, typically-works
Categories: General Credit Tags: Advice, consumer, Credit, fico, goals, identity, Lender, monitoring, Product, signature, subscription, xpert-credit