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Everything You Need To Know About Bankruptcy
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  • Bankruptcy is a business owners worst nightmare.
    Whenever you file for it, youre admitting that
    you cannot repay the debts that you owe. However,
    do you really know what goes on when you file for
    bankruptcy? If youre curious about finding out,
    then keep reading!

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What Exactly Is Bankruptcy?
  • Bankruptcy is a status that many of us would
    rather not have as its considered a badge of
    shame for many. Why is this the case?, you
    might be wondering. This is because the eyes of
    the big three credit companies, Equifax,
    Experian, and Transunion are always watching for
    people who dont repay their debts. They compile
    the reports of many loaning organizations to
    create the credit profile of an individual.
  • If someone fails to pay a debt, they will end up
    getting a mark or report on their credit reports
    which reflects on their credit score. Your credit
    score is a numerical value that many companies
    will use to gauge whether they will lend you
    money, let you buy a new home, and many more. It
    can even dictate the terms of your loan. However,
    these non-payment marks are minuscule compared to
    bankruptcy on your credit report.
  • Bankruptcy is a massive red flag on your credit
    reports that will stay there for over seven years
    if you ever file for it. Your credit score will
    take a nosedive and youre going to have a
    difficult time recovering from it. This is why
    bankruptcy tends to be a final resort for many
    individuals or business owners who can no longer
    pay the debts that they owe. If you file for it,
    your credit score is going to end up suffering
    and it will keep you from getting any new loans,
    new credit cards, and even mortgaging a new home.

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The Different Types of Bankruptcy You Can File
  • Bankruptcy filing can come in several shapes and
    forms, with some being better than others. Some
    organizations will also benefit more from
    different kinds of filings. The main types of
    bankruptcy filings youll be facing are the
    following

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Chapter 7
This type of bankruptcy is mainly used by
individuals. The main idea behind this specific
chapter of bankruptcy is to liquidate and sell
assets so that they can repay their debts.
Usually, the target for liquidation are
non-exempt assets that usually include leisure
and excess assets. Item collections and extra
vehicles come to mind here.
Chapter 11
Chapter 11 is mainly used by businesses. Its
primary purpose is to reorganize a failing
business in order for it to start generating
profits again. This can come in the form of
various new promotions, advertising, new services
or anything of the like to start creating profits
once again.
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Chapter 13
  • The target of this chapter are people who have
    too much income to qualify for chapter 7
    bankruptcy. This is less of a type of bankruptcy,
    but rather a wage earners plan that lets an
    individual pay their debt over an extended period
    of time.
  • These different types of bankruptcy benefit each
    type of entity or individual differently.  For
    example, PDQ Staffing is owed several hundred
    dollars by RDT company for hiring one of their
    candidates but they file for bankruptcy. RDT is
    going to file a chapter 11 because theyre a
    business, and not an individual and this lets
    them recover and eventually repay their debt to
    PDQ. However, if RDT is owned by a single
    individual, they can file for either a Chapter 7
    or 13 depending on their income and they can sell
    their business off to pay off their debt.

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The Silver Lining of Bankruptcy
  • It doesnt have to be all bad though. Bankruptcy
    might be a badge of shame, but it at least has
    its use. It lets individuals who are too far gone
    into debt a second chance in life. Bankruptcy
    resets most, if not all, your debts back down to
    zero so you can make better decisions.
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