Comments on: What should a person do if they are in debt more than $100,000? http://creditcardbankruptcysite.com/what-should-a-person-do-if-they-are-in-debt-more-than-100000 Credit Card Bankruptcy Sun, 12 Jun 2011 01:36:31 +0000 hourly 1 By: Rob D http://creditcardbankruptcysite.com/what-should-a-person-do-if-they-are-in-debt-more-than-100000#comment-1035 Rob D Tue, 28 Apr 2009 01:37:32 +0000 http://creditcardbankruptcysite.com/what-should-a-person-do-if-they-are-in-debt-more-than-100000#comment-1035 Doesn't want to ruin her credit score? Given your description of her situation, I doubt she has a score worth saving. Bankruptcy is likely her only option. Doesn’t want to ruin her credit score?

Given your description of her situation, I doubt she has a score worth saving. Bankruptcy is likely her only option.

]]> By: Faye H http://creditcardbankruptcysite.com/what-should-a-person-do-if-they-are-in-debt-more-than-100000#comment-1034 Faye H Fri, 24 Apr 2009 17:59:19 +0000 http://creditcardbankruptcysite.com/what-should-a-person-do-if-they-are-in-debt-more-than-100000#comment-1034 I would assume that with $100,000 in debt, no job and paying her monthly bills with credit cards, her credit score is already pretty much ruined. It's kind of late to be thinking about saving her credit score. If she has no income and that much debt, bankruptcy is about her only option. Under the new bankruptcy laws, she'll be required to get credit counseling first. The Department of Justice has a list of approved counselors on their website. I suggest she find one of the approved ones for her state and find out her options. I've posted the link to search on the DOJ website by state for an approved credit counselor in your state. I would assume that with $100,000 in debt, no job and paying her monthly bills with credit cards, her credit score is already pretty much ruined. It’s kind of late to be thinking about saving her credit score.

If she has no income and that much debt, bankruptcy is about her only option.

Under the new bankruptcy laws, she’ll be required to get credit counseling first. The Department of Justice has a list of approved counselors on their website. I suggest she find one of the approved ones for her state and find out her options.

I’ve posted the link to search on the DOJ website by state for an approved credit counselor in your state.

]]> By: Squiddy http://creditcardbankruptcysite.com/what-should-a-person-do-if-they-are-in-debt-more-than-100000#comment-1033 Squiddy Tue, 21 Apr 2009 20:41:14 +0000 http://creditcardbankruptcysite.com/what-should-a-person-do-if-they-are-in-debt-more-than-100000#comment-1033 If she doesn't have any income coming in then I think she really does not have any choice but, to file for bankruptcy, she could also use some counseling from Consumer Credit Counseling its a free service, that helps you manage your bills and make the right choices. If she doesn’t have any income coming in then I think she really does not have any choice but, to file for bankruptcy, she could also use some counseling from Consumer Credit Counseling its a free service, that helps you manage your bills and make the right choices.

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