Widowed and a Collector Calls: 6 Things to Know FIRST

Everything I wrote down, in one book: life-after-loss-with-eleanor.page-shelf.com If a debt collector calls after your spouse has died, this video gives you six things to know in order: whose money pays, the four exceptions, the 5-day and 30-day rules, the calling hours, the scam signs, and the credit-file step. Made for widows and widowers over 60, and for anyone grieving a husband or wife who is now facing calls about bills. 0:00 Intro 0:20 Thing 1: YOUR MONEY - not yours to pay 1:37 Thing 2: THE EXCEPTIONS - when it is yours 3:45 Thing 3: THE DETAILS - five days, thirty days 5:36 Thing 4: THE CLOCK - hours and the letter 7:38 Thing 5: THE STRANGER - when it is a scam 9:37 Thing 6: THE CREDIT FILE - the deceased alert 11:41 Ending Life After Loss with Eleanor is a channel for people living through the loss of a husband or wife. Eleanor shares what she learned in her own first years alone, from the paperwork and phone calls to the quiet days, in plain words and a calm order. This video is general information from her experience, not legal advice. For your own state's rules, ask a local lawyer or your state's consumer office. #DebtAfterDeath #DebtCollectors #WidowSupport #SpouseLoss #Grief