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Initiating Difficult Conversations......The Benefit
Tue, 05 Jun 2007 01:52:56 GMT
An activity I enjoy doing every month is moderating a discussion amongst a group of high powered, highly successful and highly interesting entrepreneurs with very different businesses and from different backgrounds. When you are amongst them for a few hours every month the ideas and perspectives that come out can be mind blowing. For me also, in a subtle sort of way, it is an opportunity to play the role of educator. Of course that connects to my passion and purpose in life.
At the start of the last meeting, as usual I asked this group an "Ice Breaker" Question: How has initiating a difficult conversation resulted in a benefit for you?
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Your case for needing to file for credit card bankruptcy is stronger with less credit card usage. Discussing your situation with a lawyer is recommended before filing for credit card bankruptcy. Courses of action you may not have considered may appear if you discuss your financial situation with a lawyer. Undergoing a bankruptcy case will add a bad credit mark to your public record. Many creditors will now ask you to prove you will pay higher credit rates.
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posted by Abadie Josphine @ 2:01 AM
1 Comments:
The most-asked question: 'How should debts included in bankrutpcy be showing on my credit reports ?'
The answer:
All debts that were included in your bankruptcy should be reporting with a ZERO balance, show ZERO due, show nothing past due after the date of your bankruptcy filing, and should be noted as "included in bankruptcy' or similar verbage.
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