Business Bankruptcy
vs.
Life After Bankruptcy
Business Bankruptcy – Have you ever felt so down when everything is crushing you, and finances are looming over your head? Many small businesses and even large businesses have been crushed in this economy to the point of filing bankruptcy.
Two Types of Business Bankruptcy : chapter 7 and chapter 13.
An individual may file for bankruptcy under Chapter 7,
which is a “fresh start” or a “liquidation” bankruptcy. Under Chapter 7
bankruptcy, an individual may keep certain kinds of “exempt” property,
and his or her remaining property will be sold to pay off his or her
debts. Chapter 7 bankruptcy allows most of his or her preexisting debts to disappear, or be discharged.
Business Bankruptcy – Chapter 7
Most individual bankruptcies are chapter 7 of the
Bankruptcy Code. The process is relatively fast: cases are typically
opened and closed in four to six months. Legal Zoom offers affordable
flat-fee pricing for chapter 7 bankruptcy filings.
Business Bankruptcy – Chapter 13
Bankruptcy filing of Chapter 13 is different filing
bankruptcy under Chapter 7, in that this “wage earner plan” allows an
individual to pay his or her debts over an extended period using a
court-approved, supervised, and enforced payment plan.
Not all his or her creditors are paid in full, and unpaid amounts normally are discharged. The
Chapter 13 bankruptcy filers create a three to five year repayment plan
to pay personal debt from their remaining incomes after necessary
expenses, like food and shelter, have been paid. Often they are allowed to keep their property.
The Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan is based or determined on his or her income, living expenses, and debts.
Business Bankruptcy Effects –
The decision to declare bankruptcy can be very
difficult for a man or woman who is very proud of their work, integrity,
and personal ethical standards. The devastation financially, as well as personal confidence can be brought to an all time low.
Embarrassment, feelings of failure, stress, the
feelings of paralysis and depression symptoms can hit you hard if your
hopes and dreams have been dashed by bankruptcy.
The thing to remember is that the sun does come up tomorrow. You made the best decisions you could during your business venture, especially if it was your first business experience.
It is not over; it is actually a chance to have a
new beginning to learn from your experiences; you are given a second
chance through the experience of bankruptcy.
Second chances are what the American dream
is about – being down, and having the fortitude, courage and hope for a
new tomorrow in your life by making new decisions today.
Don’t look at what you don’t have. Remember that every day is a new day. And each day will bring new beginnings.
Many small business owners may not have had a direction or plan when they started out.
Business Bankruptcy Recovery –
There are five steps to building wealth after business bankruptcy:
- Control Spending
- Live within a Budget
- Start a Savings Plan
- Rebuild Your Credit
- Create Your Future Plans
Business Bankruptcy to Life After Bankruptcy – Fresh Start
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If you are looking to start a small business again,
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Alternatives to Bankruptcy
- Adjust your spending – Remove luxuries and unnecessary expenses. Cut back, and decide what you can repurchase later, or eliminate completely.
- Obtain adequate insurance
- Establish a debt repayment program with a management firm, or counselors.
- Consider a different and an affordable business system which can create better leverage to your current business system.
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- You can go faster forwards than if you were going backwards.
- Are you looking in front of you, and running forward with your business?
- Make a decision, move forward, and get on with your life!
- Recover your life after bankruptcy with wisdom and experience; prepare more diligently when you do start an online business so your shop, small business, or mercantile will be successful.
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~Doris
Interested in learning about business,
business development, making an income, growing communication and
leadership skills, enhancing personal development, and keeping your
options open before claiming bankruptcy, as well as after business bankruptcy.