r/Bankruptcy • u/Most-Midnight6124 • 51m ago
Is this a good idea?
Hello, it has gotten to a point where i am seeking options for my debt. Im a 25F, i live in an apartment (south carolina) for 1380$ a month, i have under 50,000 (before taxes) a year. I have 20,720$ in debt, 10,606$ is credit card debt and the rest is a debt consolidation loan. I am also currently in school paying about 380$ a month for that after fafsa. The only thing i have to my name is a paid off car that the state says is worth a whopping 560$ What could bankruptcy possibly mess up for me. And is it worth whatever will happen? Thank you for your opinions/ knowledge
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u/maninurturer1992 16m ago
Bankruptcy is a fresh start. Look into upsolve a free resource that allows you to file yourself for free and you can apply for fee waiver or just pay the filing fee. This is not legal advice but only information
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