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The difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy is that with Chapter 7 the consumer agrees to l… More
In personal bankruptcy matters, both federal and state laws apply, but the requirements for commencing a b… More
Bankruptcy is a legal state wherein an individual or entity declares an inability to meet financial obliga… More
Chapter 13 bankruptcy works by allowing an individuals to have creditors back off while existing debts are… More
The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 was the most significant revision to t… More
Chapter 13 requires applicants to be a natural person, an LLC or any other entity besides a corporation. S… More
To apply for bankruptcy, hire a bankruptcy attorney, decide whether to file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, a… More
Chapter 13 can be a desirable chapter to file if you have to file bankruptcy. When filing with this chapt… More
Chapter 13 allows an individual to declare bankruptcy, thus removing the right for creditors to collect fr… More
Build credit after Chapter 13 bankruptcy by getting prepaid credit cards with small limits and gradually s… More
Purchase a car during Chapter 13 bankruptcy by getting the trustee's permission to buy a vehicle suitable … More
The ability to obtain a personal loan after bankruptcy depends on the type of bankruptcy that a person has… More
Rent a house during bankruptcy by gathering a copy of the lease and obtaining permission of the Chapter 13… More
Bankruptcy laws vary from state to state but in most states you are allowed to keep certain assets, includ… More
Summary: Build credit after Chapter 13 bankruptcy by getting prepaid credit cards with small limits and gradually showing that you can pay off debts. Make payments on time to all credit cards in order to rebuild credit with advice from an investment consultant in this free video on personal finance.
Roger Groh is the founder of Groh Asset Management. He manages portfolios for many types of customers, including customers seeking growth, income, stability or international customers.read more
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"Hi, I'm Roger Groh. We're here today to talk about how to rebuild your credit after you have filed for bankruptcy, specifically in chapter 13. Well rebuilding credit in any situation really doesn't differ. What you have to do is get your name into the databases and show that over a period of time you've made payments on time. Pretty straightforward. Best way to do it, get a credit card with a little teeny tiny limit, 100 dollars, 200 dollars, something like that and either prepay it, agree to prepay it, put up a deposit in case they don't want to lend you money and then actually go and use that card and be sure that you make the payments to that credit card company on time every time. Do that for a couple of years then when future card companies or other lenders go to look at your credit history, they're going to show that they're going to see that in fact despite your problems in the past, that you today have been making payments on time and that will help your chances of receiving a traditional loan and help you rebuild your credit. I'm Roger Groh, that's how you rebuild after a 13."
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