Three Ways To Improve Your Credit Score After Bankruptcy

Good financial habits must be cultivated and maintained over time in order to raise your credit score after you file for bankruptcy.

Here are three simple steps that can help you improve your credit rating.
1.Pay your debts early and religiously to make sure you are always in good standing.
2.Getting a secured, affordable loan and paying it back early can help rebuild trust between you and your creditors. It will also help restore your credit history.
3.Monitor your credit report regularly and take immediate, corrective measures as soon as you find it going off track.

Like most good things in life it takes effort on your part to elevate your credit score.  With a little effort I see most of clients raise their scores dramatically in the months after they receive their bankruptcy discharge.

 

Finally keep in mind,  just because you have had to file for bankruptcy protection does not mean that you are left to a life of no more credit.  After your bankruptcy you will be on a much firmer financial footing and most creditors will see you as a sound financial risk.  In Utah remember when you think of bankruptcy think first of the UTAH BANKRUPTCY GUY.