Why bankruptcy has a profound impact on you credit.
Posted by Anthony Licciardello on
A person's credit score may be significantly and permanently impacted by bankruptcy. The type of bankruptcy that was filed and the rules of the credit reporting bureau determine the precise time frame. Here is a general summary:
Chapter 7 bankruptcy: For people, this is the most typical kind of bankruptcy. In order to pay creditors, assets must be liquidated. Your credit report will reflect a Chapter 7 bankruptcy up to ten years after the filing date.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: In this sort of bankruptcy, a repayment plan is made to pay off debts over a three- to five-year period. Your credit report will reflect a Chapter 13 bankruptcy up to seven years after the filing date.
Bankruptcy will significantly lower your credit score while it is still…
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