Flexible Line Of Credit

Can you use it for that? It depends.

You can't file a claim for the Chase Health Advance credit line unless you used that Chase Health Advance credit line to pay for a service rendered during your plan year, that hasn't already been reimbursed by your FSA or any other source (insurance, etc).

Remember that the key to FSA eligibility is the Date of Service. The IRS doesn't care when you paid for the service; in fact, they don't even care if you DO pay for the service or not (although the provider might care!). As long as you can prove that an eligible expense was incurred during the plan year, then you are eligible to be reimbursed by your Flexible Spending Account.

If you incurred an eligible expense, and you paid for it with your Chase Health Advance credit line, and you haven't yet been reimbursed for the amount of your responsibility, then you can, in fact, submit a claim for those services and use the money to pay off your Chase Health Advance credit line.

However, if you're asking whether or not you can just pay the balance of that credit line out of your FSA, the answer is no.

If you still have money left over, remember that many over-the-counter items (asprin, ibuprofen, acetomenephin, adhesive bandages, cough syrup, etc) are often eligible. For a more comprehensive list of what's eligible, check out my company's web site referenced below.

2008-12-22 11:19:47 by Me

This is what happens when the Federal Reserve offers weapons to Poland in exchange for it's economic control to the IMF. executees.net Poland ...

I have been paying on this line of credit for 3 years and becasue it has a flexible interest rate although I pay extra because the interest rates continue to rise most of the payment is almost all interest. I need help getting out of this mess but I also need to put as much money in the 401k as I can because that is not where it should be either. If I do take a inservice withdrawal I will not be able to contribute for 6 months. This means i will lose the interest on the money I take out and on the money I cannot contribute for six months. I will lose my employers 5 percent matching and the tax advantages. What do I do? I plan to retire within the next 3 to 5 years. This is such a mess. I cannot take a loan out because I did so to payoff credit cards and I can only have one outstanding loan at a time. I feel so trapped! The home equity line of credit balance is 13000 dollars.

No, don't take money out of your 401k.

If you're 3-5 yrs away from retirement then you're going to need your money in the 401k for retirement later.

Pay all you can on your loan. Pump up your payment as much as you can. Add a little here & there to it every month.

Take a second job or a part time job for a short while & apply the income from it to your loan payments.

Sell some of your stuff. Hold yard sales, go on ebay. Apply the income from your sales to your loan payment without fail.

Focus on paying off all your debt as quickly as you can. Don't spend any money for anything unnecessarily. Adapt to a frugal lifestyle for awhile. Cut up your charge cards. Don't go shopping, when you do go, take a list & stick to it.

Best of luck to you. You can do it.

2006-07-16 10:35:15 by bblessed624

Price: $1.99 $2.99

PL-A is credit card size 3.25"X2.12" Magnification: 3x
A convenient alternative to bulky magnifiers.
Great for magnifying details on photos, maps, books, menus, newspapers and instructions.

Im looking for a loan or advice on what financial institution i could contact to get me over this hump. If i can survive till may i will be fine but i need some working capital, pay my ins, rent for garage and other operating expenses. Ive been in business for 2 1/2 years. I recently just got back stabbed by a former partner so now im in a big mess. I will be ok if i can make it till may but a small loan ($30, 000) or a flexible line of credit would help me greatly. I dont have any collateral and im behind on my taxes. I do, however have bank records of lots of deposits and a hoistory of healthy movement. Please keep all of this in mind when you decide to give an answer. Thank You all for your wisdom.

Try either one of the companies below:

Unsecured personal loans ($2,500-$20,000): http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2184795-103 61860

Unsecured line of credit (up to $10,000): http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2184795-104 54634

Good luck

2007-02-26 10:36:50 by ruepp2000

Price: $49.99 $14.99

Item 2: Universal Phone Stand: Credit Card Size Flexible and Adjustable Phone Stand that fits in your wallet.
NOTE: This stand is a free item and might come in different colors and drawing patterns on it.
Headset provides clear communication while taking calls and enhanced sound quality when listening. Comfortable noise-isolating ear gels for maximum sound quality.

I'm entering first year law in Canada. I'm looking for a great interest rate, credit approval without a co-signer, and a limit above 55K. A bank with flexible payment options and negotiable interest rates would also be ideal.

Congrats. Well are you looking for a credit card or a line of credit. What you may want to look into is a profession student loan. Just contact your local bank or any major bank...TD and CIBC are good ones and have a go at it.

http://www.cibc.com/ca/loans/prof-edg-st -pers-ln-credit.html

http://www.tdcanadatrust.com/student/pro .jsp

2008-07-23 08:44:45 by JeN

Hi
I am a student and I am starting to build my own credit line. I know that I couldn't get a unsecured credit card. I had applied for bank of America secured card. I was denied for having too many credit inquiry in my file. I did ask Verizon to break my phone away from family account before that, but when Verizon asked for $120 dollar for security, I decided to get a secured credit card instead and back down. Before BoA returned my denied letter, I got credit card offer from Capital One and I applied for it since I am applying for one.
Now, Capital One denied me online after two letter, last one saying that they reviewed my credit score and approved Capital one platinum MasterCard. I went in their site and used their approval code and all that.
Now that I have too many credit inquiry on my file, I am afraid to try out for more. After doing a little research online , I found out that some of the instant approval secured credit companies such as millennium one and applied banks are ripped off. I decided to try my luck with Citibank and Orchard bank secured card.
My question is , I need to know which bank would be more flexible to my credit inquiry status, and which of the two has better reputation?
I promised to reward 10 point for best answer.
Thanks you all in advance.

The one that may help you is Orchard but then they have a terrible reputation if you default on them.
I do not think you will have a chance with Citi.

Orchard has a pre selector website that lets you know you qualify for certain cards and they do not hit you with any inquiries unless you submit the actual app.

This would be the way to go.

https://www.hsbcapply.com/start/orchardbank

If they state you do not qualify and do not hit the submit button. If they state they can offer you something go for it.

2009-04-11 12:47:58 by nganYine