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Thread: Anyone file bankruptcy before?

post 1703932871 07-20-2024, 07:35 PM
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Anyone file bankruptcy before?

Was it worth it in the end? Srs
post 1703932951 07-20-2024, 07:37 PM
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no but I have done my part to promote UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE for the peasantry so they don't have to suffer financial stress when a Loved One or themselves suffers some misfortune of health or accident

would feel very pleased knowing my TAX donation was charitably being used to help those AMERICAN CITIZENS in need of HealthCARE instead of funding WAR$ and KILLIN'
post 1703936551 07-20-2024, 09:13 PM
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It was the greatest thing i ever did.

i was super in debt, way over my head with credit cards and such. I suppose i could have paid it off eventually but it would have taken years and probably wouldnt have undone the damage to my credit.

Got it all wiped clean with the bk and I never looked back, havent missed a payment or been late ever again as I learned my lesson. I got bills again but thats just a part of life but i paid those off without too much trouble.

Led me to having great credit, 800 plus, lots in savings and I retired early in the end.

Its certainly something to take seriously as it does stay on your record for like 10 years. Just learn your lesson from it.
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post 1703936711 07-20-2024, 09:19 PM
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how come you are in a situation like that for BK?
communist until you get rich
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post 1703936821 07-20-2024, 09:24 PM
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No but occasionally I fantasize about quitting my job, maxing out a bunch of credit cards to travel with and then declaring bankruptcy so I don’t have to pay them off lmao.

I’ll never do it tho srs.
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