Originally posted by Lovesgirl
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Once someone is bankrupt, their credit risk changes for the bank, as it means you move into a completely different risk tier. It's a little complicated to explain but it's similar to sub-prime loans. Put simply, someone on the market is usually financing credit debit. If you are of greater risk, such as filing for bk, they may not cover you. As a result, the bank basically drops your account. Now, if you apply for a credit card after being discharged, your new account is opened up using money allocated for high risk customers.
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