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tabletman
post Aug 7 2014, 04:15 PM

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Find out how much you owed? If it is not too much just pay in installment until finish. But meanwhile you will have to say goodbye to your car. Only bus for you I am afraid.

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post Aug 7 2014, 04:24 PM

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QUOTE(NeedGuidance @ Aug 7 2014, 03:48 PM)
Renting a room now to be precise. Yes I really do need my car, to commute to work, unfortunately..
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If you are already bankcrupt, it may come to a point that all your assets are seized and sold off. If that happens, try to get a relative to get your a car (under his name), while you promise to pay in installment. But the amount you can afford might be small as you also need to pay back the other debts.
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post Aug 9 2014, 08:01 PM

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QUOTE(NeedGuidance @ Aug 8 2014, 06:31 PM)
I personally think Malaysian need to educate themselves on proper financial planning. And even though I didn't blame my parents for what I'm going through, they are however in my eyes, are poor at financial planning. Our family, excluding me has this overly optimistic kind of mindset. They think that problems somehow, will easily solved (especially on our financial situation). I guess part of them are in denial that we're hitting rock bottom. I, on the other hand more of a realist. Hence thats why, I'm doing all the search for guidance and advices and do it all alone, because I know if I were to just rely on them, things will remain as it is, or worst.

And I think most people who end up being bankrupt, somehow started from a point where they never thought things will be as bad as this. Instead of ignorance, I think most of us simply unaware on how bad things can become from a simple financial issue.
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This I agree. A lot of people who I have knew that has gone bankrupt, does not understand how it is like to be bankrupt before it happened. More people should listen to others' experiences more so that they can learn from it and avoid making similar mistakes. In many cases it all started as a small problem with a relatively small debt.

 

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