The general takeaway is that as long as a bankruptcy filing is listed on your credit report, your credit score will be affected by it for years to come. "Bankruptcies can damage your score and ...

Depending on the type of bankruptcy, the filing will generally disappear from your credit report after seven to ten years. Applying for secured credit cards can help you make a quicker comeback ...

Filing bankruptcy can damage your credit score, result in the loss of property and, in some cases, leave you with remaining ...

The mark on his credit report made it more expensive and cumbersome to do a debt consolidation under his American business, but he otherwise hasn't felt the negative effects of the bankruptcy ...

The federal filing fee for Chapter 7 bankruptcy currently is $338, while Chapter 13 filings cost $313. Additional costs are ...

It's possible to buy a house after bankruptcy, but your choice of mortgage programs may be limited. Your options will depend ...

A proposal is a good option for individuals who want to hold on to their assets and for those who can maintain continued ...