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Company Credit Card

I was made bankrupt in 2005 but I have now been offered a job but they need me to take on higher duties. Can I become a company signatory and have a company credit card? Does my position affect my chances with this company? Thanks

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One Response to “Company Credit Card”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

The only major requirements that relate to employement are that you cannot be a director of a limited company and you are not able to borrow money without disclosing the fact that you are an undischarged bankrupt.

Otherwise I would encourage you to look into completing the bankruptcy sooner as opposed to later and the major reason is that the longer it takes you the harder and more expensive it becomes.