My Co-Signer Filed for Bankruptcy. Will I Be Affected?
November 02, 2015
Applying for credit can hurt your credit score, but if you didn't do it on purpose, can you undo the damage?
Applying for credit can hurt your credit score, but if you didn't do it on purpose, can you undo the damage?
You may have thought the worst co-signer problems were if someone didn't pay as agreed. But what happens if your co-signer files for bankruptcy?
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