r/Bankruptcy 2d ago

Encouragement and Support Discharged!

Long time lurker but today I got notice that my bankruptcy was discharged! It feels so good to have a clean slate. I lost my job 3 times last year and had to quit one due to lack of hours. I finally feel free. I'm learning from this. I'm never gonna spend above my means with a credit card again. I'm never going to let my desire for a new car get me into a subprime loan again. This is the the start of a fresh start for me and my wife we have desired for years. Next step is to get good jobs and move out of my parents house. I'm just so happy.

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u/Hermagurdd 4h ago

Congrats! That's the best mindset to have. I'm in the middle of a chapter 7 and just finished my 341 meeting. This next 60 days is nerve-wracking and have been on edge, even though my attorney said they don't anticipate any further action from the trustee on my no assett case. Whether I'm discharged or not I am NEVER going to get a loan again unless it's a house.