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Solving Credit Problems: Strategies and Bankruptcy Laws

Learn how to solve credit problems and explore the steps, including credit counseling, debt adjustment, and credit repair. Discover the benefits and drawbacks of bankruptcy, as well as the different bankruptcy laws and classes of debt.

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Solving Credit Problems: Strategies and Bankruptcy Laws

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  1. Chapter 19 Problems with Credit

  2. Solving Credit Problems • Credit problems usually arise after months and years of poor planning. • Easier to start off using credit wisely than to get out of trouble later. • 20/10 Rule –

  3. Steps to Get Help • Credit Counseling • Debt Adjustment

  4. Steps to Get Help • Credit Repair • Legal Recourse • debtor - • bankruptcy –

  5. Bankruptcy Laws • 2 Goals of Bankruptcy Laws • 1) • 2) • Bankruptcy Act of 1898 • Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1994

  6. Classes of Debt • Secured loans – • Unsecured debt –

  7. Bankruptcy Vocab • Involuntary bankruptcy – • Voluntary bankruptcy –

  8. Credit Vocab • Discharged debt – • Liquidation – • Reorganization –

  9. Bankruptcy Vocab • Chapter 11 – • Chapter 7 – • Chapter 13 –

  10. Bankruptcy Vocab • Exempted property – • $15,000 equity in a home or burial plot • $2,400 interest in motor vehicles • Items worth up to $400 for a single item for household goods and furnishings, appliances, clothing, personal items, for up to $8,000

  11. Debts that cannot be discharged

  12. Reaffirmation of Debts • Reaffirmation – • May choose reaffirmation if you had a ___________ • May choose if you don’t want to lose __________

  13. Causes of Bankruptcy

  14. Advantages of Bankruptcy

  15. Disadvantages of Bankruptcy

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