I only have about 5-7k worth of debt should I file bankruptcy?
admin | Sep 26, 2010 | Comments 9
I’m 23 bills include BofA credit card which they are taking me to court for..Personal Loans…Medical etc..
Some people say its to small other people say initiation clean what do you reckon?
BTW because the debt is so small I was gonna have a paralegal/typist do all the forms for me at $125 im worried when I make a job they are gonna garnish my wages
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You should never file bankruptcy unless you are desperately unable to pay.
It is a HUGE black mark on your credit report, and you will suffer for 7 years. You won’t be able to make a clad loan for a car, household, or school until you are THIRTY!
place on’t do it. Work out a payment schedule with the creditors, make a second job, and cut up all your credit cards. They are a quick way into financial ruin.
place on’t go for bankruptcy. With bankruptcy, it will take you yearssss to rebuild your credit description but whatever situation you have aptly now, will only take few years to resolve and initiation over. Work with your creditors to work out a payment plot to pay those debts. Once you pay off those debts, then rebuild your credit description by being responsible.
You have to balance the cost of the bankruptcy against the benefits you will gain. In actual cost, a The boards 7 bankruptcy will run you about $2000. After the bankruptcy, your credit report will list that bankruptcy for 10 years. I might, therefore, suggest that your $2000 would be better spent negotiating a settlement with your creditors.
Never file bankrupcy
Unquestionably not…Take the $2,000 you’d have to pay to file The boards 7 and offer 50% settlements on your debt and you’ll be close to being debt emancipated.
With that small a total debt, don’t file bankruptcy. And by the way, filing doesn’t mean all your debts are automatically erased, that’s only if it looks like you wouldn’t be able to pay them in any reasonable time. You might not even be eligible…..
You can go for debt settlement / debt consolidation as it reduces your debt levels and is far better than filing bankruptcy. Bankruptcy should be a last resort and it will have a long-term hurt on your credit. Bankruptcy stays in your credit report for years.
And you may find yourself unable to make credit when you really need it with a bankruptcy on your record.
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