What was your credit score after you filed for bankruptcy?
by admin ~ June 17th, 2008 . Filed under: Personal Finance .
originale_tees asked:
What was your score after you filed and what was your score six month, a year, or two years after you filed. I hear that my score can bounce back as long as I do things that show I am responsible, such as pay on a secured credit card, and other things that show that I am a responsible credit holder. What has your experience been with this?
Shayna Aldridge
What was your score after you filed and what was your score six month, a year, or two years after you filed. I hear that my score can bounce back as long as I do things that show I am responsible, such as pay on a secured credit card, and other things that show that I am a responsible credit holder. What has your experience been with this?
Shayna Aldridge
June 19th, 2008 at 5:24 am
it went up[, because I had less dept. I had credit offer I didnt know what to do afterwards
June 21st, 2008 at 11:38 am
mine went up too. it was more than 7 yrs ago so i cant remember for sure how much, but it was easier to buy a home for me after bk7 because i had less debt. but my interest rates were high.
i think it went from 530 to 599 right after bk and about a year later was between 620 and 630. now i have no problem with home loan rates or car rates but getting credit cards, i still get declined but i dont need credit cards now anyway. credit unions give me whatever i want. After bk though there was so much that had to be fixed on my credit report. that was a hassle. Lenders i filled bk on were reporting charge off rather than bk but your attorney will help with that.
June 22nd, 2008 at 8:43 am
The first place hope you filed for bankruptcy in debt again.
The first place hope you will be in debt again.
The first place hope you have changed your behavior or else you have changed your not responsible that is why you have changed your not responsible that is why you have changed your not responsible that is why you filed for bankruptcy.
For bankruptcy in debt again.