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Timeline of bankruptcy events
By
Brigitte Yuille
• Bankrate.com
What happens before, during and after bankruptcy
10
years
Chapter 7: Bankruptcy drops off
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After staying on your credit report for seven to 10 years the bankruptcy falls off.
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$30K HELOC
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Personal loan
11.43%
$30K Home equity loan
5.97%
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