In this how to manual, Bancarrota y cómo reconstruir su crédito (Bankruptcy and rebuilding your credit) from our new collection “Manuales, compartiendo la experiencia Latina” (“How to books: Sharing the Latino Experience”), first in its kind in Spanish, Juan Gonzales Prada explains in simple, but accurate language the Bankruptcy (Chapter 7) law and the steps to rebuild and maintain a good credit to Latino population.
Based upon Gonzales Prada’s own experience, the book guides Latino population through the process of bankruptcy to regaining a second opportunity in life, learning how to rebuild your credit and to live on budget.
The sample of budget at the end of the book will help Latino families to manage their finances. The explanation of how credit is established and how scores are determined will help them to keep a better and healthier record.
Because of cultural patterns Latino population, including the author of the book before his experience, tend to see bankruptcy as something shameful, and not as a second opportunity.
Juan’s book shows that for him, and for many others in an unbearable financial situation which usually degenerates in family violence, alcoholism and drugs bankruptcy can be a solution; a second opportunity to rebuild your life, that’s the reason for this law.
In this how to manual, Bancarrota y cómo reconstruir su crédito (Bankruptcy and rebuilding your credit) from our new collection “Manuales, compartiendo la experiencia Latina” (“How to books: Sharing the Latino Experience”), first in its kind in Spanish, Juan Gonzales Prada explains in simple, but accurate language the Bankruptcy (Chapter 7) law and the steps to rebuild and maintain a good credit to Latino population.
Based upon Gonzales Prada’s own experience, the book guides Latino population through the process of bankruptcy to regaining a second opportunity in life, learning how to rebuild your credit and to live on budget.
The sample of budget at the end of the book will help Latino families to manage their finances. The explanation of how credit is established and how scores are determined will help them to keep a better and healthier record.
Because of cultural patterns Latino population, including the author of the book before his experience, tend to see bankruptcy as something shameful, and not as a second opportunity.
Juan’s book shows that for him, and for many others in an unbearable financial situation which usually degenerates in family violence, alcoholism and drugs bankruptcy can be a solution; a second opportunity to rebuild your life, that’s the reason for this law.
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