I am in a trust in witch I will receive money from in about 3 weeks. Can I get a advance against this money coming in?
200476
yes there are some people who can help you but they will get a big % of your money...I do not have a name to give you but here in Florida I know some business do it
466133
Go to the library and ask them for a book of trusts which award money.  You will probably have to go to your Central Library and then look in the reference section.  My sister did this and managed to get help with school fees for her daughter. There are a lot of very old and obscure trusts that offer money to people because they have worked in a shop, of live in particular areas etc.  It will take some time but it could be worth it.
144111
I get money taken out of my checking account every week into ING direct, and now all of a sudden I blink my eyes, its a year later and im SUPER RICH!  all it takes is consistency.  I am also part of an MLM that is making me extra cash that I put aside. Email me at pinkcinnamon3@yahoo.com if you wanna sign up!
548910
Are you still paying them? I mean putting money into the account that they are garnishing? Are they garnishing it or do they have a "HOLD" on your account until the funds are paid? You take a risk having Direct deposit into ANY account, they can and will find out and then your mother's funds will be held as well. The best thing you can do is get your paycheck in your hand, then cash it at a check cashing store or something of the like, then you can deposit the money into your mom's account. That won't stop them from going further though. The credit a**holes may even try to get the money taken directly out of your check, they do this by going to court and getting a legal document to send to your job, then your employer will know your in debt as well. It sucks, but if I were you, I'd do what I could to get it paid off asap, they don't care what your circumstances are, they just want their money.\nSTOP DIRECT DEPOSIT all together !!!!\n\n\nAdditional:\n\nFor Chef,,, I live in Illinois and this happened to me, they froze my account.  I owed medical bills, under my name alone, I did not have the money, my child was sick, they put a "hold" on my bank account which also had my husband's name on it and neither of us could touch the money in there until the funds were enough to pay off the debt. I went to the bank, the creditor, everyone because my husband had direct deposit and we had to pay rent, they did NOT care... just said.. pay the debt and we'll lift the hold... the judges don't care either, they grant these bloodsuckers the permission to do these things without the slightest regard to circumstance !! I had to borrow money to be able to get the rent paid, then my husband cancelled his direct deposit until we had enough $$ to pay off the debt.. for all those saying they can't legally do it... they did... it happened to me and I went to a lawyer too and they told me there was nothing that could be done because they had a signed judgement against me. I begged everyone and their brother from bank workers to nasty receptionists at the company responsible.. this was over a medical bill... not like I charged up shoes or something, my son was very ill and needed treatment, if I would have had the $$ I would have paid.. regardless... they can do it in some states.. they DID do it... STOP DIRECT DEPOSIT ASAP !!!
565990
Your best bet is to call to make sure that amount that you want w/held is w/held. There can not be any misunderstandings then.
287520
If they gave you written permission (literally written and signed), then you are ok. But if there is none, I just hope this person doesn't send out an arrest warrant. Because there is no proof that you have the right to take money out.
317525
No you can't do that. Your account may be closed.  This is fraudulent activity.  \n\nThe bank would likely reduce your access to funds to zero, meaning that in the future anything you deposit to your bank account would be held for 3-5 business days, your card would likely be cancelled and your account may be closed.
656182
see if your employer can direct deposit a certain percentage or certain amount in to a savings account, but you still have to be able to leave that money alone.  As long as you set aside what you want to use to help him, even if you have to get it in cash and stick it in an envelope or something, this should help the problem of not knowing where your money goes.
392042
Just pay it back. NO legal problem, but make up a story as to why you thought you were getting the extra money.
207119
Go to your bank and "wire funds."  It will be there "almost" instantly.
512379
Let her know that you will not get the money until you turn age 35. It will give you more time to learn how to judge the intentions of this one and others. Do not broadcast you inheritance to any more people!
547413
SCAM. Pay the 1600 and it shows as paid after 30 days. They can't pull it off until the scheduled date (seven years after it was posted) Dont let them do that to you. Tell them you want to be assured in writting that the entry will be completely removed from your CR. Until then, keep ur 2400 inyour wallet. Those Jerks.
452838
I receive scams like that about every 3 or four weeks.If you didn't enter the sweepstakes or buy a lottery ticket, you can't win.
2922
be carful dont give any of your vital information.  it could be scam.  if they request your bank account so they can transfer the money or anything else like that, dont do it. ask them for a check instead.  after talking with them, you will know if it is a scam or not
416854
stick ur  $$28.88  in da bank and keep doing that then ur have a lot of $$$ at end of year
504392
You can deposit it through your bank's ATM, provided that they offer that service.  However, you may be delaying funds for longer that "normal", depending on your bank's balancing proceedures.\nYour better bet is to drop the check (in an envelope) in the night depository.\nJust make sure, no matter you choose, that you sign the money order, write your account on the item and include a note/deposit slip instructing what you wish to be done with the funds.
197071
More than three months is probably too long.  In fact, for a reasonable time, you could sue her for the cost of storing it.  \n\nContact her, inform her you will only hold it for 30 days.  Then get rid of it.  If it is substantial, sell it, and send her the profits, less what you paid to store it.  If she thinks you cheated her, let her sue you (she won't, and you'd win).  Or give it to charity and inform her of it, so she can deduct it.