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Redeeming Your Credit After Bankruptcy

Following bankruptcy, your initial step should be to repair your credit. With no proper credit record, you may be deemed untouchable by many creditors as wells as banks.

If ever you get credit after bankruptcy, you must be very cautious and don’t default in terms of payments or you’ll never be able to redeem your good credit.

A credit card is practically the quickest way to enhance your credit. Always monitor your schedule for repayment. Whenever you get loans, make sure you don’t commit the same mistakes that brought about bankruptcy.

You can attend special classes held by non-profit organizations or perhaps debt management programs. Such programs can be very useful if you don’t have money, filed a bankruptcy, or when you need help managing your finances. Financial management is a handy skill and it’s not exclusive to money. You can use it in disciplining yourself.

In the event that you file for bankruptcy and it is discharged, it would indicate that your current debts were paid in accordance with the bankruptcy rules. It takes about two years to gain back your normal financial status.

You can get a loan even before the end of your lock-in period. Nevertheless, it can be difficult to attain. Your post-bankruptcy credit report could come in handy here. If it’s impeccable, you’re likely to be approved for a loan. Besides, you are required to make a large deposit of 3 to 5% of the whole amount.

You can get help from your friends or family members for the deposit, but you must keep proof of all the money collected since the creditor would want to know all the sources. You can borrow money to use for the deposit but the creditor will never approve you if this is how you regularly get money. You must be employed and have steady income to sustain yourself and be able to repay the loan as well.

These are just some of the ways you can redeem yourself after bankruptcy. Always remember to boost up your credit as much as you can.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - August 28, 2014 at 8:57 am

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Bankruptcy and Your Credit Score

Bankruptcy and Your Credit Score

After bankruptcy, it’s no surprise if you want to target repairing your credit. With no proper credit record, you may be consider to be among the untouchable by many creditors and banks. If ever you get credit after bankruptcy, you should be extra astute and don’t default in terms of payments or you’ll never be able to boost your credit back to being good.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - February 6, 2014 at 2:21 pm

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Post-Bankruptcy Credit Score Boost

After bankruptcy, it’s no surprise if you want to target repairing your credit. With no proper credit record, you may be consider to be among the untouchable by many creditors and banks. If ever you get credit after bankruptcy, you should be extra astute and don’t default in terms of payments or you’ll never be able to boost your credit back to being good.

A credit card is pretty much the fastest way to improve your credit. Monitor at all times your schedule for repayment. Whenever you are out applying for loans, make sure you don’t commit the same mistakes that caused this dreaded bankruptcy.

You can even go to special classes held by non-profit organizations or maybe debt management programs. The no nonsense programs can be very helpful if you don’t have money, filed a bankruptcy, or when you are in need of managing your finances. Financial management is a handy skill and it’s not only for money alone. You can make use of it in disciplining yourself.

In case you file for bankruptcy and it is discharged, it would only signify that your current debts were paid in accordance with the bankruptcy rules. It would take about two years to gain back your normal financial status.

You can apply for a loan even before the end of your lock-in period. Nonetheless, it can get quite tricky to attain. Your post-bankruptcy credit report could be helpful here. If it’s outstanding, you’re likely to be approved for a loan. Besides, you need to make a large deposit of 3 to 5% of the total amount.

You can ask for help from your friends or family members for the deposit, but you should always have proof of all the money collected, considering the creditor would want to know all the sources. You are able to borrow money to use for the deposit but the creditor will never approve you if this is how you usually get money. You should be employed and have steady income to sustain yourself and so you can repay the loan, too.

These are only among the many ways you can redeem yourself post-bankruptcy. Always remember to redeem your good credit as much as you can.

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Posted by Trevor Jones - July 12, 2013 at 2:51 pm

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Debt Management Secrets: How To Avoid Bankruptcy & Free Yourself From A Bad Credit Score

Debt Management Secrets: How To Avoid Bankruptcy & Free Yourself From A Bad Credit Score

Debt Management Secrets: How To Avoid Bankruptcy & Free Yourself From A Bad Credit Score

Is your credit score lower than 700? 650? 600? 550? Have you unplugged your phone to avoid debt collectors? This book offers insider secrets on how to improve your credit score no matter how poor your rating.

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Posted by Trevor - February 26, 2012 at 8:21 am

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Q&A: How can I raise my credit score after bankruptcy? I had a bankruptcy discharged, can I rem the accts included?

Question by T.J: How can I raise my credit score after bankruptcy? I had a bankruptcy discharged, can I rem the accts included?
I filed for bankruptcy (chapter 7) a year ago and successfully had it discharged. I’m in the process of rebuilding my credit and I pulled my credit report and all the creditors included in the bankruptcy have my accounts listed as “bankruptcy” which is destroying my credit score. Is there any way I can have those accounts removed since they are all closed and were included with the bankruptcy? Does anyone have any tips on rebuilding my credit? My score is currently 530 and I would like to raise it to the average but it seems like it hasn’t been going anywhere. What can I do?

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Answer by KL
The key to increasing your score after bankruptcy is 1.) making sure the debts that were included ARE being shown as IN BANKRUPTCY and have a zero balance and 2.) re-establishing your credit.

The 2nd is tough and you’ll have to take on some pretty high interest rates, but it will be worth it. Start off with secured credit cards and go from there.

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Posted by Trevor - December 13, 2011 at 8:22 am

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How to Rebuild Your Credit After Bankruptcy

How to Rebuild Your Credit After Bankruptcy

If you have gone through a bankruptcy, are currently in the middle of a bankruptcy or are considering filing bankruptcy you know all too well the pain and pressure of being unable to manage your debt. You also know the emotional battle that rages within a person who is dealing with finance disaster.

If you have successfully completed bankruptcy you also know from first hand experience that bankruptcy can be a sort of “double edged sword.” It does give you a tremendous relief from the pressures of your current financial situation. But, in some respects it makes your financial life even more difficult that it was before you filed bankruptcy. It especially causes severe trauma to your credit.

No, bankruptcy won’t ruin your credit life forever. But, it does have credit consequences that last for years. After filing bankruptcy, you’ll find it very difficult to get credit for major purchases like houses and cars. Personal loans will also prove to be a challenge. But, while post-bankruptcy credit is difficult, it’s not impossible. That’s the good news. You can rebuild your good credit standing even after declaring bankruptcy.

“How to Rebuild Your Credit After Bankruptcy” is your comprehensive guide to rebuilding your credit and bouncing back from bankruptcy. Bankruptcy may have been your last resort for dealing with previously unmanageable debt. But, bankruptcy doesn’t have to be your last stop. You can rebuild and restore your credit. I’m going to show you how to do it!

This is not a book about theory. It’s about all things practical you can do to rebuild your credit after filing bankruptcy. There is a huge myth about bankruptcy that says you have to wait 7 -10 years after your bankruptcy discharge before your credit ever starts to recover. Don’t believe that myth.

You can start rebuilding your credit the day after your bankruptcy case closes. And, you can find out exactly how to do that in “How to Rebuild Your Credit After Bankruptcy.”
If you have gone through a bankruptcy, are currently in the middle of a bankruptcy or are considering filing bankruptcy you know all too well the pain and pressure of being unable to manage your debt. You also know the emotional battle that rages within a person who is dealing with finance disaster.

If you have successfully completed bankruptcy you also know from first hand experience that bankruptcy can be a sort of “double edged sword.” It does give you a tremendous relief from the pressures of your current financial situation. But, in some respects it makes your financial life even more difficult that it was before you filed bankruptcy. It especially causes severe trauma to your credit.

No, bankruptcy won’t ruin your credit life forever. But, it does have credit consequences that last for years. After filing bankruptcy, you’ll find it very difficult to get credit for major purchases like houses and cars. Personal loans will also prove to be a challenge. But, while post-bankruptcy credit is difficult, it’s not impossible. That’s the good news. You can rebuild your good credit standing even after declaring bankruptcy.

“How to Rebuild Your Credit After Bankruptcy” is your comprehensive guide to rebuilding your credit and bouncing back from bankruptcy. Bankruptcy may have been your last resort for dealing with previously unmanageable debt. But, bankruptcy doesn’t have to be your last stop. You can rebuild and restore your credit. I’m going to show you how to do it!

This is not a book about theory. It’s about all things practical you can do to rebuild your credit after filing bankruptcy. There is a huge myth about bankruptcy that says you have to wait 7 -10 years after your bankruptcy discharge before your credit ever starts to recover. Don’t believe that myth.

You can start rebuilding your credit the day after your bankruptcy case closes. And, you can find out exactly how to do that in “How to Rebuild Your Credit After Bankruptcy.”

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Posted by Trevor - October 20, 2011 at 12:18 pm

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Credit Repair Guide Kit eBook on CD – Fix/Remove Bankruptcy And/Or Boost Your FICO Score

Credit Repair Guide Kit eBook on CD – Fix/Remove Bankruptcy And/Or Boost Your FICO Score

  • This PDF eBook reveals all the secrets to fix and improve your credit score
  • Remove any negative items from your credit report legally
  • Remove bankruptcy
  • Stop harassing collections
  • eBook will deliver to you on a CD

Updated! NOW INCLUDES THE ENTIRE Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and 24 SAMPLE LETTERS to help you dispute your debts! Just fill in the blanks, everyone can do it!

Do you want to fix your credit?
Do you want to boost your Credit Score (FICO)?
Do you know that with higher credit score you can save thousands of dollar on loan/mortgage, credit card interest rates, AND even insurance?
Do you know that more and more employers look at applicants’ credit report before hiring? (You will be surprised on how heavily this society judge people by their credit scores!)
Do you want to learn how to legally remove virtually ANYTHING negative on your credit report?
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Q. Can I really repair my own credit?

A. YES! We as Americans take pride in knowing we have certain rights guaranteed to us by the US Constitution. Why then time and time again do we ‘surrender’ our rights to the Credit Reporting Agencies? The average American does not know the rights granted under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. You CAN do it on your own, and if you purchase the information we are offering,YOU WILL IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT RATING!

Q. How long does it take to repair my credit or boost my FICO Score?

A.The instructions in our e-Book can boost your FICO score IN DAYS!

Q. How much will this process cost me?

A.Besides the price of the e-book, there will just be tiny costs involved stamps in mailing disputes, and sending correspondence to creditors/credit agencies

Q. What if Im not satisfied?

A.We stand behind our ebook, if you EVER decide that this information was not worth the price you paid, We will refund you 100%

Q. What makes this program better than others?

A.Our ebook is 100% legal, no shady tricks or Social Security Number Switches. Our ebook guides you to fix YOUR credit by legally removing incorrect and illegally posted information

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Posted by Trevor - September 22, 2011 at 12:22 pm

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