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How to Avoid Bankruptcy
When your debt to income ratio tips in favor of debt, it can hard to know what to do. There is always the option of finding a side job or supplemental income, but these opportunities may be hard to come by in this economy. It is also important to understand that many people who are in extreme financial straits have suffered some form of a hardship, and are unable to work and earn an income. It is when debtors hit a brick wall and have no feasible way to pay back their loans that they turn to bankruptcy.
Filing for bankruptcy is not as simple as it may seem. The federal bankruptcy laws changed in 2005, making it harder to qualify. Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 are the two most common forms of bankruptcy. Chapter 7 enables the debtor to erase all of their unsecured debt. Chapter 13 is a five year repayment plan for those who make too much money to qualify for Chapter 7. Filing for bankruptcy will stay on your credit report for seven to ten years. This can make it difficult to obtain more credit, take out a mortgage, or secure a car loan. Filing for bankruptcy is also not cheap. You can expect to pay $1200 to $1500.
Despite the many negatives involved with filing for bankruptcy, almost 1 million people have filed each year for the last few years. Perhaps people are so desperate to have debt relief and move on with their lives that they don’t research other options. It is also likely that many debtors aren’t aware that there are other fast ways to become completely debt free. It is possible to avoid bankruptcy, and it is something you should make an effort to do. Bankruptcy can be very detrimental in the long run, and it is best to avoid bankruptcy by participating in a credit card debt settlement program. To learn more about how our debt settlement program can help eliminate your debt in 12 to 36 months, please fill out our no obligation debt settlement form.
Avoid Bankruptcy with Debt Settlement
If you are a candidate for bankruptcy, you are also eligible for debt settlement, and therefore should consider our debt settlement program before filing for bankruptcy. During the debt settlement process, you will not make any payments to the lending institutions that you owe. Rather, you will make one low monthly payment that will go towards your settlement. One of our debt settlement experts will handle all communication with your creditors and work towards compromises with them. The final negotiated balance will be 50% or less than the actual amount that you owe and will be paid in full. This procedure will continue until each and every one of your unsecured debts have been settled and paid off.
The length of our debt settlement program depends upon the willingness of your creditors and the amount of loans that you have to settle. Our debt settlement program can usually be completed within 12 to 36 months. Although debt settlement make take slightly longer than filing for bankruptcy, it won’t have such a negative effect on your credit report. If you would like to avoid bankruptcy, please take a moment to Fill out our free, no obligation debt settlement form. One of our debt settlement representatives will contact you to review your financial situation and set you on the path to becoming debt free.
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