I need to file for bankruptcy. I have a CD with $76,000 in it.?
You would lose about 1/2 of that $76,000 CD (possibly more) if you filed a Chapter 7 case. Your better bankruptcy solution would be a Chapter 13.
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You would lose about 1/2 of that $76,000 CD (possibly more) if you filed a Chapter 7 case. Your better bankruptcy solution would be a Chapter 13.
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