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  • DebtStinks
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    In CA with no equity in your home you *could* exempt up to $21,825 in cash with your wildcard if you have no other assets to protect.

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  • WorkingItOut
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    Originally posted by Intoodeep80 View Post
    For starters, when the burden of debt (credit cards, mortgage notes, loans, etc...) is off your shoulders AFTER you file BK, you are able to accumulate a savings.
    Exactly.

    Once I stopped paying all of my debts, I had money left over each month and was able to start saving. I'm not even discharged yet and I've managed to accumulate some (small) savings.

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  • Intoodeep80
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    Originally posted by jeb View Post
    Not trying to be nasty here, but if one has a bunch of cash to go out and buy something, why and how did they get through a BK?

    Unless they now have a job that pays a lot more than before, if one didn't have enough money coming in to pay bills, where did all this "new" cash come from? - jb
    For starters, when the burden of debt (credit cards, mortgage notes, loans, etc...) is off your shoulders AFTER you file BK, you are able to accumulate a savings.

    I know this because I have. I stopped paying my mortgage, auto, and boat loan in July 2008. I was able to save the money and use it for a security deposit + 1st month rent on a house, because I surrendered my home.

    I also used the money I saved to take over a lease on a car. Mine was being surrendered and was unreliable.

    I was able to go to the Dr's for the first time and pay my balance up front, that way I can keep going back and get the care I need for my bad heart and COPD (Im 29 years old)

    Now that Ive had my 341 and am "settled", I have opened a savings account (ok per my lawyer) and have a sizeable accumulation. I plan on buying a boat (since I surrendered mine) in the future. This time I can pay cash instead of having a payment because I never, ever, ever want to be in this position again

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  • jeb
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    Originally posted by debtmonster View Post
    I hope that's the case. I was hoping to buy a nice car for cash after the bankruptcy.
    Not trying to be nasty here, but if one has a bunch of cash to go out and buy something, why and how did they get through a BK?

    Unless they now have a job that pays a lot more than before, if one didn't have enough money coming in to pay bills, where did all this "new" cash come from? - jb

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  • debtmonster
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    I hope that's the case. I was hoping to buy a nice car for cash after the bankruptcy.

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  • EricaCallaha
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    Your bankruptcy is discharged. What can they do?! Did you lie about something in your paperwork? I wouldn't worry about it too much.

    Live your life....your bankruptcy is over.

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  • debtmonster
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    Because now you have an asset that they could take. I've read some people on here getting ragged on within 6 months of discharge. It's like you need to stay poor or something for 6 months afterward just to stay under the radar. Totally ridiculous.

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  • jessegirl
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    No, why would there be a problem, you are discharged and free to do what you want.

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  • debtmonster
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    Yes, I'd also like to know the ramifications on this. Somebody please reply!

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  • drowningNdebt
    started a topic Making purchase after bk

    Making purchase after bk

    I was thinking about buying a motorcycle after I'm discharged. Is there anything I should need to worry about. It would be a preowned motorcycle, cash deal abiut $6500.

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