If an individual is pursuing Chapter 13 bankruptcy, he/she has to pay off all or part of the debt in a period of three to five years. In this case, the loan terms one settled for at the origin of the loan will be continued most probably. One will be liable to pay off the debt as well. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is also known as liquidation. The debtor’s assets are sold off, and creditors’ debts are cleared using the collections. If your car is not under the non-exempt assets, you will lose it.
Car loans after bankruptcy are not easily available. Building your credit to some extent will help. Apply for a credit card, and pay off bills regularly. This will improve one’s credit ratings to some extent. Increasing your credit worthiness is vital. Apply for a bank account and stay current on it. Improving sources of income will surely help. Some free lance work, or weekend jobs will be beneficial. All these factors will build your credit and lenders will see your efforts. This will be a point in your favor.
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