MNP Debt Blog

I and my wife has much loan in the bank and on credit card. It seems we cannot afford to pay the loan at this time. We are thinking to do bankcruptcy so we can stop and pay. Please response and thank you for your info.

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I am curious how bankruptcy works? Fees? Etc. I think I am in a situation where I need a fresh start and I may need to consider bankruptcy as an option for me. Thanks for your time,