
Declaring personal bankruptcy is one of the smartest financial moves that you can make after struggling with crippling debt. Your credit score has long been suffering thanks to your battle with debt - and a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy can put an end to that battle.
However, what about your credit after a personal bankruptcy? With so many financial experts claiming different "facts" about what happens to your credit - and what you should and shouldn't do about it - it can cause much confusion for those looking to take advantage of the second chance that bankruptcy affords. After all, there are many questions that need answers: should you forgo having credit after declaring bankruptcy? Should you stick to a "cash only" lifestyle?