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Bankruptcy and the Problems it Poses

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Bankruptcy and the Problems it Poses

Filing for bankruptcy is a serious decision, it will seriously damage your bcredit/b for up to seven or eight years. Remember that the two main purposes of this are to give creditors a fair share of the money that you owe them, b.../b

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