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    Life After Bankruptcy

    I had been a victim of recession and have recently earned a stable financial after three years of hard ship. But the journey of filing bankruptcy and then coming out of it made me learn a lot. What I have learned through this journey is that no one will help you emerge from depression and hard-times until and unless you don’t take responsibility and work for it yourself. These are few of the guidelines that I followed to get my life back on track

    Hold on Tight to those who are sincere
    I saw many of my close friends and alliances turning their back on me, when they came to know about my bankruptcy. But then I realize that only people who supported me in this time are only my sincere friends and then I hold on them tightly. I seek their help when it was required but then also I missed no chance to return the favor and be there when they needed me

    Take Responsibility
    Taking responsibility of your actions is one of the basic steps. I realized that it was no one else but my wrong decisions and extra expenses that brought this on me. Thus, I started keeping a close check on my expenditures and even started preparing a monthly plan-and-review for my savings and expenditure, this way I am now able to save myself from spending extra.

    Get Back to Work
    A wise decision that I wasn’t able to make was to take up a job as soon as possible. But I gradually learned that taking up a job or continuing with your present job is best to keep some money in rolling and it is even useful to skip your worries and tensions for a while.

    Keep Track of Debt
    To avoid previous circumstances I actually started to keep a track of my debt and even check my credit card report regularly.

    Get Some Experts Advice
    A good habit that I adopted in the process was to boost my financial literacy. I picked up some financial literature on my way and it actually helped me in many scenarios. I also learned a lot from the experts’ advice. So I’ll surely suggest everyone going through financial crisis to at least adopt this habit on the go, it is indeed very helpful.

    Of course I have to give credit to my bankruptcy lawyer from xxxxxxx offices, that helped me a lot in the process and really made the things easier for me. I'll love to hear from you pals about your journey of bankruptcy!
    Last edited by Flamingo; 01-26-2012, 04:52 AM. Reason: Removing name of law firm/lawyer and also advertising in signature

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