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Old 10-08-2007, 12:26 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Does credit card debt go away & die when the cardholder dies?
Really, quite simply put: Does an individual's credit card debt die with them or pass on to their heirs & assets? I just don't know. Might be a dumb question - any ideas? Thanks:-)
 
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Assuming the account is NOT a joint account, and the card holder is NOT married....

The heirs are not responsible for the debt, BUT, if there is an estate, the estate will have to pay the bill before assets or money can be handed over to the heirs.
 
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