Despite having a previous bankruptcy, it is possible to receive
financing after you file for bankruptcy — but that approval may come at a price.
Not exact matches
BI-LO LLC and BI-LO Holding
Finance defaulted
after BI-LO's owner Southeastern Grocers, which is also the parent of Winn - Dixie,
filed for Chapter 11
bankruptcy in March
Before
filing for bankruptcy or
after, many consumers are looking
for advice on how to handle their personal
finances.
The decision to
file bankruptcy can be a difficult one and
after the process of reviewing your
finances and goals you will need to determine which type of
bankruptcy is right
for you.
Providing
financing for people
after bankruptcy is even better
for the banks: such borrowers have learned their lesson the hard way, have no debt obligations, and will not be able to
file another
bankruptcy in the next seven years.
And while it's true that
bankruptcy can stay on your credit
for up to 10 years, it's also true that you can begin to seriously bounce back from
bankruptcy in just one year or so — as long as you pay all your bills on time and manage your
finances wisely
after your
bankruptcy filing.
Almost exactly five years
after Dewey & LeBoeuf
filed for bankruptcy, a Manhattan jury on Monday found the firm's former CFO, Joel Sanders, guilty of fraudulently concealing the firm's precarious
finances ahead of its collapse.