Posted by Wesley Scott on July 14
Face it, in today's world, credit is almost always necessary. From buying a house, financing a new vehicle, or paying for higher education. The key is to manage credit wisely after bankruptcy. Some people believe that if they file bankruptcy they will never be able to qualify for credit again, but this is not true.
Posted by William Kain on January 21
After you fall into unmanageable debt your credit score will begin to suffer. Missing payments and making payments less than minimum will negatively affect your credit. Filing bankruptcy is the first step to take toward becoming debt free and to start the credit rebuilding process.
Posted by William Kain on June 27
Managing credit cards after bankruptcy can be a tricky matter. Some individuals are so fearful of going through bankruptcy again that they avoid using credit cards at all; however, this is not an effective way to rebuild credit after bankruptcy (which is a goal you should work toward after receiving a bankruptcy discharge). Other individuals jump back into credit without a clear idea how to manage credit wisely. This article is for all of those individuals, as well as those looking for some guidance and advice on how to manage credit cards responsibly.
Face it, in today's world, credit is almost always necessary. From buying a house, financing a new...
After you fall into unmanageable debt your credit score will begin to suffer. Missing payments and...
Managing credit cards after bankruptcy can be a tricky matter. Some individuals are so fearful of...
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