Life After Bankruptcy: 5 Steps to Rebuilding Your Credit, Finances and Emotions
Posted by admin in After Bankruptcy on June 20, 2011
Rebuilding your life after bankruptcy – including your credit rating, finances and your emotional well-being – can sometimes seem like an overwhelming task.
But if you’ve recently filed for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection, it’s important to realize that there is life after bankruptcy. And it doesn’t have to be a life where you’re treated like a financial outcast and banished to years of credit exile.
Renting as a Way to Strengthen Your Credit Report
Posted by admin in Consumer's Corner on March 28, 2011
Your dream is to buy a house, but all you can afford to do now is rent. You’re wondering if renting can actually help you attain your goal of owning your first home. The answer is a definite yes, if you use the time you rent to build up your credit report and improve your finances so you can qualify for the best mortgage rates.
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Refinancing After Bankruptcy
Posted by admin in Consumer's Corner on March 26, 2011
Refinancing after a bankruptcy can seem like an especially difficult challenge, but it doesn’t have to be. Six months after your bankruptcy has been finalized, you can find lenders willing to refinance your mortgage. In fact, refinancing your mortgage can help rebuild your credit to good standing in two year’s time. The following steps will help you find the best refinance lender while helping you rebuild your credit record.
Fixing Your Credit After a Bankruptcy to Apply for a Mortgage
Posted by admin in Consumer's Corner on March 26, 2011
When I first started working with Charlie (not his real name) in 2005, his bankruptcy had just been discharged, meaning his remaining debt was cleared. His credit score was 526, and he didn’t think he had a chance to even get a credit card.
Drose Law Firm does not agree with all of the tips given in this article.
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William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program for student loan issues
Posted by admin in Consumer's Corner on March 26, 2011
Students and parents can explore the site for information about the Direct Loan Program, including helpful publications and tools to help manage their Direct Loans.

