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What is the Best Way to Save After Bankruptcy? |
I've been discharged from Bankruptcy for over 6 mths now. But now since I have no credit card, I want to save for a trip with my family. I signed up for RRSPs, however, withdrawing from there will cost a tax fee for withdrawing early. So bottom line is it better to just save in a regular savings account, or what other types of investments should I be looking into? I do not have a line of credit or credit card, but why should I let that stop me from planning my dream trip right? I've been paying everything cash for as long as I can remember, because of my personal bankruptcy. But I am prepared to start off the right foot...please help, any advise would do. Thank you in advance. Yes a savings account would be a good way to go. my bankruptcy was finessed 11/15/07. i have already start new credit. with a credit union. i put a c/d of 700 for 6 months in got a loan of 700. 1% is all it costs my payments are 120.00 a month. they also gave me a credit card. |
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