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If we file for bankruptcy?

I am confused to do what – my husband and I recently reconciled before and between the two of us, we have $ 40,000 in unsecured credit card debt. Although he is very good money, about $ 3,900 per month, we can not keep up on all the minimum requirements of the payments for these cards, let alone trying to pay the principal. He has a car and we pay our own house (or we will in 27 years anyway:) – we do not want to be late than on the mortgage our first priority has been. We also have 4 children …… should we file? We expect that we have the house and vehicles that we do with the bad, bad credit, that this result but have forgotten we can handle anything? We have considered a debt consolidation but we heard This is often not a scam and ruins Your credit card as much or more than a bankruptcy. Any advice is expected to thank ~ you. Unfortunately, all the late payments have resulted in a credit-rating in the 500's, which is too low to qualify for a re-fi.

Before you can file bankruptcy, you are going to have to go through credit counseling so why do not You Call Consumer Credit Counseling Services and 1-800-388-2227 to speak first. They are the largest non-profit credit counseling service in the country. I have a few years ago and they worked with my creditors to lower my monthly payments and interest. I was debt free in 36 months.

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