If you are one of the many people who have gotten behind on your auto loan and you’re left declaring bk you’re not alone. We often hear of people who have fallen so far behind on their payments that they are not able to catch back up on their own, and need the help of bankruptcy. Here at BankruptcyAutoFinancing.com we can help you get new affordable vehicle financing after bankruptcy and give you tips on how to stay current on your payments.

How To Stay On Top Of Your Bills After Bankruptcy

Below we have put together a small list of tips to staying on track with your auto loan payments after bankruptcy.

1. Attend debtor education classes. At least classes you will learn how to budget your income, and make yourself more financially responsible.
2. Get a calendar. Once you begin to start thinking about rebuilding credit and applying for new lines of credit you should buy a calendar. On the calendar be sure to write down each bill you have, the amount, and the due date. If you can put in your mobile phone calendar so it will alert you that morning.
3. Online bill pay. Many creditors have established an online bill pay program. This allows you to pay your monthly payment right on the internet using your bank card. So, should you forget to mail the payment in a week early you can still pay without getting a penalty.
4. Automatic withdrawals. Have the credit automatically withdrawal the money for either your checking or savings account each month. You will never have to worry about sending the payment in or your internet being down. Your only responsibility will be making sure the money is in your account.

Believe it or not, you can fix your credit with bankruptcy by giving yourself a clean slate, so take advantage of the opportunity! Keep in mind that the tips we have outline are suggestions and not sure-fire ways to keep up on your financial obligations.

If you’re looking to start rebuilding your credit with an auto loan after bankruptcy we can help you. We have a network of nationwide lenders that have all the tools and experience to help you get started. Submit our online application today to see what you could qualify for.

Remember we are not lawyers and cannot give legal advice. The situations discussed are only our experiences over the years and may vary with each customer.