Credit After Bankruptcy: A Step-By-Step Action Plan to Quick and Lasting Recovery after Personal Bankruptcy
Credit After Bankruptcy: A Step-By-Step Action Plan to Quick and Lasting Recovery after Personal Bankruptcy
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Credit After Bankruptcy: A Step-By-Step Action Plan to Quick and Lasting Recovery after Personal Bankruptcy
Whether you filed bankruptcy several years ago or last week, this book will show you how to make a dramatic and lasting recovery. Stephen Snyder and his wife, Michele, each had their Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharged in 1993. They were both so cash poor at the time that they had to borrow money from their families to file. Then, within six months they mortgaged a home at six percent, leased two new cars, and obtained bank loans, major bank cards, start-up capital for a small business, and more -- all using mainstream credit and without the aid of high-interest credit companies. Today they give, save and invest 30 percent of their income and live off 70 percent. They consistently maintain a debt to-income ratio well below 20 percent. And, they are paying back their bankruptcy debt with interest.
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Credit After Bankruptcy: A Step-By-Step Action Plan to Quick and Lasting Recovery after Personal Bankruptcy
Whether you filed bankruptcy several years ago or last week, this book will show you how to make a dramatic and lasting recovery. Stephen Snyder and his wife, Michele, each had their Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharged in 1993. They were both so cash poor at the time that they had to borrow money from their families to file. Then, within six months they mortgaged a home at six percent, leased two new cars, and obtained bank loans, major bank cards, start-up capital for a small business, and more -- all using mainstream credit and without the aid of high-interest credit companies. Today they give, save and invest 30 percent of their income and live off 70 percent. They consistently maintain a debt to-income ratio well below 20 percent. And, they are paying back their bankruptcy debt with interest.
Whether you filed bankruptcy several years ago or last week, this book will show you how to make a dramatic and lasting recovery. Stephen Snyder and his wife, Michele, each had their Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharged in 1993. They were both so cash poor at the time that they had to borrow money from their families to file. Then, within six months they mortgaged a home at six percent, leased two new cars, and obtained bank loans, major bank cards, start-up capital for a small business, and more -- all using mainstream credit and without the aid of high-interest credit companies. Today they give, save and invest 30 percent of their income and live off 70 percent. They consistently maintain a debt to-income ratio well below 20 percent. And, they are paying back their bankruptcy debt with interest.
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