Fixing Your Credit Even After Bankruptcy

May 27, 2008

Bankruptcy is a harrowing experience that one should, obviously, avoid if one can. However, it is not the end of the world. It is not even the end of your financial life. You still have a chance at borrowing money and even investing in a home. With some patience and humility and willingness to work hard and monitor your finances, you can gradually rebuild your credit.

Don’t be deceived by creditors. They will regard you as a major target because you will be starting fresh. However, you must take care not to make the same mistakes as before. If you haven’t before, now is the time to start thinking about managing your money wisely. [Read more]

Credit Repair After Foreclosure

May 26, 2008

So many people think that once they have been through a foreclosure, all of their debts have disappeared and they can start over again with a clean slate as far as credit is concerned. It would be nice if a bankruptcy could do all that for you, but it cannot. If you have had to file for bankruptcy because you have been having trouble with your finances, you have damaged your credit. [Read more]