Personal Finance (Business & Finance) - May 2007

When married to my ex, who was in the military, I got a Star Card, which is a credit card for the military shops. My husband at the time co-signed. When we were getting divorced, he told me he would pay it off because they wouldn't let him retire until that account had a zero balance. (Not in writing). Well, I'm re-married, and the IRS just took our tax return of $2086.00. They said it was for a past debt, and after researching, I find out it's due to the Military Star Card not being paid off. Now my new husband is mad at me and I am filing an "Injured Spouse" form for him, but he doesn't understand why they would take part of his income tax and not any part of my ex's since he was co-signer. My husband pays his ex about $2000 a month in child support and other "child essentials" and I get no child support. We are sinking into a black hole of debt fast! Any suggestions or financial words that may help? I need some great advice from people! I'm getting extemely stressed and depressed!

2007-05-01 06:36:00 · 8 answers · asked by bina64davis 6

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How do I find out if I have a 401k plan? I think I set one up at a former job, but that was 20 yrs ago.?

2007-05-01 06:26:06 · 4 answers · asked by tree 1

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How old are you and how much would your net worth have to be to make you retire tomorrow?

I'm between 30 and 40. I used to think if i were worth 400,000 pounds, I would retire. But now with house prices, it doesn't seem such a good idea. All theoretical any how. How about you?

2007-05-01 04:47:50 · 16 answers · asked by bogmonster 3

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Whats really the best way to exchange British £ into Euro?

Alot of people told me to use the PO last time but when I worked it out in relation to the exchange rate they had still taken a lump off me because they used a slightly different rate.

So where will you get the BEST, HONEST deal when converting your money to Euro's?

2007-05-01 00:20:59 · 13 answers · asked by Anonymous

Personal Finance - May 2007