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Karriaun W.
• Mar 19
Paying copays and doctors' bills is a must to stay in good standing with your healthcare and credit. Some medical debt can take decades to pay off, so always contact your provider for payment options and assistance. Never ignore medical bills.
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Medical debt doesn't count against you anymore on your credit report. Biden and Democrats changed that a few years back. 🌊🌊
So many people disregard this advice, debt is debt regardless of its source. Unpaid debt = horrible credit = renting instead of owning, watching others instead of experiencing yourself, stress instead of peace.
Yes! 💯 Important information. If you don't pay your medical bills, it affects your credit rating negatively. Also keep track of everything you pay for medical out of pocket to see if you can write it off your taxes
Medical debt is no longer on credit reports. If it goes to collections, though... Make a call to your provider's account services department. They are very good at working out affordable pay plans.
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