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credit card while in bankruptcy

I have just entered into assignment of bankruptcy and I require a credit card for work purposes, specifically for reserving hotel rooms and renting cars.

Are there any options available to me? It seems even a secured credit card requires you to be discharged before acceptance.

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One Response to “credit card while in bankruptcy”

A licensed trustee said...

There are a number of companies that offer secured credit cards and they claim they are available (even) to people that are undischarged bankrupts. All I can suggest is you do a Google search for secured credit cards and contact each company in turn.