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rebuilding credit after bankruptcy

how could I regain my credit back after bancruptcy?
is credit card an asset or something else would be able to help?

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One Response to “rebuilding credit after bankruptcy”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. -Trustee in Bankruptcy said...

Repairing your credit after bankruptcy is pretty straight forward. What you need to do get some form of credit (i.e. a loan or credit card) and make payments on it as required. This will register positive information with the credit bureau and with time you will find your credit rating improve. For more details about this here is a good link: credit repair.