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Apr 2018After Bankruptcy, check your credit score
Posted by Robert Weed / in After Bankruptcy, Weekly Posts /
After Bankruptcy, check your credit score
Most people have a credit score of about 620 a couple months after bankruptcy. That’s from a study by the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank, a few years ago. (I saved the complete study here.) And here’s the full size Chart that shows how scores recover.
Study shows how credit score bounces back after filing bankruptcy.
What’s your after bankruptcy credit score? One free place to check is Lendingtree. Here.
Now I can’t guarantee that your score will be 620. But, if I handled your bankruptcy case and your score is NOT what it should be, follow these instructions and send me your credit report. We’ll see if there’s something hitting your credit that shouldn’t be there.
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Robert Weed has helped fifteen thousand people file bankruptcy in Northern Virginia. Robert Weed is a frequent panelist and speaker at the meetings of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. He is one of Northern Virginia’s most experienced personal bankruptcy lawyers. As an expert on changing consumer bankruptcy laws, Robert Weed has been interviewed on local and national TV and quoted in newspapers across the country.
