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How to Recover from Bankruptcy and Rebuild Your Credit
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[QUOTE="Yusra3, post: 305945, member: 31907"] Bankruptcy is a difficult thing to go through. It can be scary, and it can be painful. But there are ways to recover from bankruptcy and rebuild your credit after you've emerged from the legal proceedings. First, you'll need to make sure that you have a solid plan for how to rebuild your credit after filing for bankruptcy. You'll need to be aware of what types of factors will affect your ability to access loans and credit in the future, as well as how long it might take. You should also get advice on what kind of documentation you should include with your application so that a creditor knows they're dealing with someone who's made some changes in their life and financial situation. If possible, try to avoid opening new lines of credit while going through bankruptcy. If the easiest way for you is to open a new account and then close it later, that's fine but if there are ways around doing this? Take advantage of them! When looking into alternative forms of payment (like cash or check), try not to put yourself into any financial situations that could negatively affect your ability to access funds later on down the line such as setting up recurring payments for your creditors.. [/QUOTE]
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