Friday, August 27, 2010

Eight credit-repair tips after bankruptcy Jennifer Waters's Consumer Confidential - MarketWatch

With HOUSING continuing to tank, unemployment staying high and home values plunging - more and more people will be filing for Bankruptcy. Here is some info that might drive out the fear and help you save your home. REmember strategic default will now mean that you cannot get credit to buy a home for 7 years.

Eight credit-repair tips after bankruptcy Jennifer Waters's Consumer Confidential - MarketWatch:
"A growing number of consumers are taking the bankruptcy plunge. U.S. consumer bankruptcy filings for the year ended June 30 popped 21% to 1.51 million. Coupled with the nearly 60,000 business bankruptcies in the same period, filings reached a level not seen since 2005.

Some 422,061 bankruptcies were filed from April to June, pushing past the 400,000 mark for the first time since the fourth quarter of 2005. At that time, 667,431 bankruptcies were reported as consumers rushed to file before Congress changed the laws that tightened eligibility.

There's some good news for filers: There's no red 'B' written on your chest.

'Nowadays lenders pay greater attention to other factors,' Watts said. 'If you mind your Ps and Qs after the bankruptcy, you can restore your credit rating once the bankruptcy data finally falls off your credit report.'"

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4 comments:

Unknown said...

Bankruptcy rate is very high now days. People don't take their liabilities seriously and at the end they have to fill bankruptcy. credit repair after bankruptcy is a difficult task and takes longtime.

Richard Handy said...

credit repair services can help you rebuilding your credit score even after bankruptcy. no doubt it takes time and requires your full concentration.

Unknown said...

excellent information

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DanPonjican said...

Great post. It is amazing how little people know about what to do with your credit after a bankruptcy. Access to credit tools and education is the key to recovery!rethso

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