, as all credit card accounts should have zero
balances after a bankruptcy discharge.
Make sure to review your credit reports, as all credit card accounts should have zero
balances after a bankruptcy discharge.
Not exact matches
After bankruptcy, The credit card companies are required to report
discharged debt as having a ZERO
balance.
I had a
bankruptcy discharged in 2014 and got my fha mortgage two years
after and have several credit cards with limits of about 75000, I carry
balances of less than 2000 per month.
Should a consumer discover credit reporting errors (i.e. a
discharged bankruptcy being reported as «filed,» duplicate listings of a single
bankruptcy, accounts reporting late payments
after the
bankruptcy was filed, accounts reporting
balances after the
bankruptcy was
discharged, etc.) then it will unfortunately take some work to correct the errors.
You are still liable for the
balance owed
after the collateral has been resold so
bankruptcy can remove that liability through the
discharge.
In the example above, filing for
bankruptcy would prevent the mortgage lender from seeking a deficiency judgment
after foreclosure, the remaining mortgage
balance would be
discharged.