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Credit Card After Bankruptcy

I recently filed for bankruptcy, is it against the law to get a secured VISA?

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One Response to “Credit Card After Bankruptcy”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

There is nothing wrong with applying for a secured credit card during your bankruptcy. However, remember that one of your duties in bankruptcy is if you are borrowing $500 or greater you are required by law to disclose the fact that you are currently in bankruptcy. Failure to do this will cause you problems at discharge time.