I'm still in the process of consulting with several attorneys but it appears that I might only qualify for Chapter 13. My biggest issue for filing is $45,000 in credit card debt. I am a renter ($800 / month) and have $100K in student loans that I know I can't discharge. Other than that, no issues.
I make over $100K annually and am wondering if I should avoid filing Chapter 13 and just try to renegotiate my APR and pay the debt down on my own.
I can put about $1,000 to the CCs per month. Granted, I'll probably pay $15,000 - $20,000 in interest over a 5 year period assuming I am NOT able to renegotiate my APR - BUT I will have paid the cards of in 5 years and avoided BK on my record. (Luckily, I keep getting 0% transfer offers and have been doing the shuffle. I just need to cut the cards and get my ass on track.)
Any insight or thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I make over $100K annually and am wondering if I should avoid filing Chapter 13 and just try to renegotiate my APR and pay the debt down on my own.
I can put about $1,000 to the CCs per month. Granted, I'll probably pay $15,000 - $20,000 in interest over a 5 year period assuming I am NOT able to renegotiate my APR - BUT I will have paid the cards of in 5 years and avoided BK on my record. (Luckily, I keep getting 0% transfer offers and have been doing the shuffle. I just need to cut the cards and get my ass on track.)
Any insight or thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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