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Anyone ever file for bankruptcy?

bazooka_beak

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I have a family member who recently filed - make sure, if your finances are connected to somebody (like, for example, a school loan), that it doesn't affect THEIR credit :frown:
 
Fozzie Bear

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Hurts the credit, but not as bad as folks say it does--one can still get loans, but with a higher interest rate because they know that once you file you can't file again for 7 years or so.

Whoever files has to go see a bankruptcy attorney as well who will lead him through the other steps.
 
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