Finance: Life after Filing Bankruptcy

Life after Filing Bankruptcy

Written by Sam Argon

Filing for bankruptcy will undeniably have a great impact on your credit but sometimes it becomes repparttar

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budgeting and financial mistakes that helped lead you to this direction. While we realize you didn’t get there on purpose you should self examine your spending habits and start working on ways to rebuild your credit. Yes you heard us right; you can still work on rebuilding your credit even AFTER filing a bankruptcy. But, it will take time and perseverance on your part.

Below are some tips to help you reestablish your credit after filing for bankruptcy.

1. Learn to live within your financial means. Spend your money wisely and do not buy luxury items that are not a necessity for living! This is an important lesson to learn and it will be hard to talk yourself out of some of those luxury purchases but you will thank yourself later.

2. Apply for a secured credit card and be sure to repay on time! This will reflect positively on your credit report and help you to start a new and on time paying credit history. Try not to jump right back in and get a card with a high deposit amount, start out small and progress forward.

3. Open a new checking and/or savings account. Lenders will take this into consideration when determining if you are responsible enough to lend money too.

Wedding Loans: Perfect Finance Option for a Perfect Wedding

Written by Aditya Thakur

After seeing each other for years and being tagged as ‘in love’ since eternity, you desire to bring this to a logical end. You are wrong if you think I am suggesting a divorce even before you are actually married. The end to every love is wedding -the wedding of two bodies and two souls.

Have you been planning wedding since a long time but have been hindered because of repparttar huge cost weddings entail nowadays.

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Average wedding costs anywhere between $19,000 – $27,000. This may go much higher if one is planning to have a gala wedding with all repparttar 100488 pomp and show included.

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Wedding loans are an effective tool in their hands which they use to pay repparttar 100502 entire wedding expenses. Wedding loans can finance practically every wedding expense right from repparttar 100503 elegant wedding dress to repparttar 100504 exquisitely beautiful engagement ring, from repparttar 100505 lavish reception to repparttar 100506 impeccable church decoration.

There are a number of other expenses which seem insignificant if seen individually, but become difficult to repay when taken in totality. These can be very easily paid through wedding loans.

Besides, wedding loans can be a much cheaper option to use for repparttar 100507 payment rather than credit cards or past savings. Using a credit card can be simple if one goes by repparttar 100508 immediate outcomes. But when repparttar 100509 credit card debts are due for payment you find them to be much more than what you really spent. No, repparttar 100510 credit card company is not indulging in any king of overcharging or cheating. This is only because of repparttar 100511 accumulation of interest. Payment through credit cards is just like drawing a loan, but at a much higher rate.

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