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Asking for a friend: what’s worse on a credit check- unpaid debt or recent bankruptcy? A friend of mine is in the process of filing bankruptcy due to some oppressive credit card debt from high school, a long stretch of unemployment, and some personal issues. He’s currently employed, but wants to look elsewhere.
He’s wondering if it would be better to apply now, and deal with a credit check with bad debt, or wait until the bankruptcy is done and have that on his record.
So, anyone who does hiring and looks at such things, which would put you off more?
For the record, he’s gainfully employed at a start-up, has been promoted twice within the year, but has basically reached as far as he can at the current company short of upper management.
Asking for a friend: what’s worse on a credit check- unpaid debt or recent bankruptcy? A friend of mine is in the process of filing bankruptcy due to some oppressive credit card debt from high school, a long stretch of unemployment, and some personal issues. He’s currently employed, but wants to look elsewhere.
He’s wondering if it would be better to apply now, and deal with a credit check with bad debt, or wait until the bankruptcy is done and have that on his record.
So, anyone who does hiring and looks at such things, which would put you off more?
For the record, he’s gainfully employed at a start-up, has been promoted twice within the year, but has basically reached as far as he can at the current company short of upper management.
Asking for a friend: what’s worse on a credit check- unpaid debt or recent bankruptcy? A friend of mine is in the process of filing bankruptcy due to some oppressive credit card debt from high school, a long stretch of unemployment, and some personal issues. He’s currently employed, but wants to look elsewhere.
He’s wondering if it would be better to apply now, and deal with a credit check with bad debt, or wait until the bankruptcy is done and have that on his record.
So, anyone who does hiring and looks at such things, which would put you off more?
For the record, he’s gainfully employed at a start-up, has been promoted twice within the year, but has basically reached as far as he can at the current company short of upper management.
Answers to frequently asked bankruptcy questions. Bankruptcy Questions and Answers.
Out of ignorance or stupidity, more and more people seem to be using bankruptcy as a first option, instead of a last resort. Before you do it, make sure you’ve considered every alternative.
Out of ignorance or stupidity, more and more people seem to be using bankruptcy as a first option, instead of a last resort. Before you do it, make sure you’ve considered every alternative.
Out of ignorance or stupidity, more and more people seem to be using bankruptcy as a first option, instead of a last resort. Before you do it, make sure you’ve considered every alternative.
Bankruptcy and bad credit can make you think your ability to get a car loan will be an impossible task. But it does not have to be. Also, any new loans including a car loan will help you to build and reestablish your credit and credit history.
Bankruptcy and bad credit can make you think your ability to get a car loan will be an impossible task. But it does not have to be. Also, any new loans including a car loan will help you to build and reestablish your credit and credit history.
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