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Second Bankruptcy Course

We have designed the US Trustee and Bankruptcy Administrator approved second bankruptcy course and website with the user in mind: you will find that it is very simple to use and easy to navigate.

The course is available in written, audio, and video formats for your convenience. Our customer service team prides itself on providing excellent support to answer any questions you may have.

What our Second Bankruptcy Course Offers

Cost

The Second Bankruptcy Course is only $14.95 per household.

Joint Filing

Married couples that have filed a joint bankruptcy can take pre-discharge bankruptcy course together or separately.

Availability

The second bankruptcy course is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can take the course at your own convenience and at your own pace.

Second Bankruptcy Course

The course is easy to navigate and very informative. Remember, this is a no-fail course – you cannot fail the course.

Time

This is a 2 hour timed course, as required by law. You are not required to complete the debtor education course in one sitting. If you log off mid-course, upon signing back in, it will resume from where you left off.

Certificates

Your post-filing bankruptcy certificate will be emailed to you upon completion of the course. The certificate is available immediately after the completion of the course.

What You Will Learn During the Second Bankruptcy Course

You’ll learn how to take control of your finances by saving money that you might otherwise be spending on unnecessary items. This is meant to teach you how to stay within your means by prorating income, breaking down expenses into categories, setting spending limits, prioritizing, and setting financial goals.

You’ll learn how to manage your money by deciding what you want your money to do for you, tracing where you money is spent, and planning a wiser way to spend your money. A few important aspects of this practice are separating your needs from your wants, comparison-shopping, utilizing the Internet to find deals, and saving for emergencies.

You’ll learn how to wisely use credit cards so you earn yourself a positive credit rating and avoid falling into a debt trap. We’ll go into a discussion of interest, good uses of credit, recognizing warning signs, and your credit score.

You’ll learn how to deal with unexpected costs and catastrophes by setting up an emergency fund and having the proper insurance in place to cover expenses.

You’ll learn how to be a well informed, responsible, and savvy consumer. We’ll go into a detailed discussion of how to save money on products and services and offer resources that will help you.