That’s great news that you’re finally out of bankruptcy proceedings. Hopefully, you’re less stressed financially and you learned something along the way.
After a bankruptcy discharge, you can get a car loan
, but you may find the interest rate and terms are unfavorable. Because your credit score undoubtedly took a hit after your bankruptcy, you’re now a high-risk borrower. As a result, finding a willing lender becomes a difficult task. Some lenders may not work with you at all.
If you still have the contact number of the court-appointed bankruptcy trustee or your bankruptcy lawyer, give them a ring. They may have a list of approved lenders that work with people specifically like you.
Even if you get approved for a car loan, expect your interest rates to be sky-high and the loan to come with stiff fees and penalties for late payments. You’ll want to shop around to find the best terms and interest rates.
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