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What to Do if Your Late Loved One Had a Property to Pass On

  • Credit card debt does not vanish when a cardholder dies and becomes the responsibility of the deceased's estate.
  • State laws, such as community property regulations in states like Arizona and California, determine the responsibility for credit card balances following an account holder’s death.
  • Surviving joint account holders or those who co-signed remain liable for the debt, and spouses may be responsible even without joint accounts.
  • Life insurance policies pay beneficiaries but generally do not cover credit card debt, separating those proceeds from estate liabilities.
  • Effective planning, communication, and debt minimization steps can protect survivors from bearing unpaid credit card balances after a loved one’s death.
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What to do if your late loved one had a property to pass on

It can be a confusing time, on top of the emotional turmoil

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What to do if your late loved one had a property to pass on, including mortgage and inheritance tax

It can be a confusing time, on top of the emotional turmoil

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OKDIARIO broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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