Bank Loans And Credit Cards In A Bankruptcy

2008-11-11

 Yes, unsecured bank loans (where the bank doesn't hold collateral on a vehicle or other asset) and credit cards normally go away when you do a bankruptcy. Without knowing a bit more about your financial situation, it's difficult to give you any other advice, but if you'd like to get more information, please get in touch with us. We can give you the information and advice you need to help you decide on the best approach for dealing with your debts. We do not charge a fee for this type of assessment. Judy Scott - MNP Vancouver - Port Moody - Abbotsford - Surrey

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