I know that a few years back, a new law came in effect that if you declare bankruptcy, you still have to pay back. Is this true? If so, how long do I have to pay back? How does it work?
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You do have to pay it back. It actually kicked in September 2005. You don’t have to pay everything, but it is a percentage. I just don’t know what the percentage is based on. If you have to do it, then do it because now in days, bankruptcy or not, you are still given credit after. It should be less than 50%, which is a large figure.