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Rebuilding credit after bankruptcy

By Sam Glover

According to Alex from Queercents, rebuilding credit is a seven-step process: Clean up your credit report Learn from your mistakes; do not repeat them (Carefully) apply for a secured credit card Or become an authorized user on your partner’s credit card Pay your bills on time Do not be in a hurry to incur more debt Be patient and research your options Alex [...] Related posts:

• Tips for Dealing with a Stolen Credit or Bank Card
• The bankruptcy process
• Bankruptcy in the Bible


Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on May 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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