Absolutely there is life after a bankruptcy; today’s blog is about Smartway Advisor’s Trust Funding program which addresses such concerns.  The number of bankruptcies in the U.S. is up significantly and 60% of these bankruptcies are due to medical bills.  Many families across the U.S. are dealing with problems not encountered since the Great Depression, and at Smartway Advisors we understand these problems, and have solutions.  After filing a bankruptcy, many people wonder how they can get back into a quality automobile, and more importantly, get a fair interest rate. Smartway Advisors developed a revolutionary program aimed at people who are set back financially, and dealing with a bankruptcy or seriously bruised credit.  The Trust Funding program is based on trust, your history, and your future. For many people their credit was perfect for most of their financial lives, when suddenly things changed; there was a loss of a job, medical bills piled up, or their income as a self-employed individual diminished.   Their once perfect credit abruptly became not so perfect.  The Trust Funding program recognizes these challenges, and was designed to help people rebuild their financial lives, and get them into a quality car, while securing financing that does not take advantage of them… needing a second chance. Our advisors help you create a budget, teach you the basics of re-building credit and best of all – when you make your payments for 12 months, without being late, we issue you a new credit card.  How’s that for trust!  Trust Funding is only available at Smartway Advisors and is 100% backed by Unitus Community Credit Union – one of the top credit unions in the region. Learn more at www.smartwayadvisors.com.

*Rate offered by Unitus Community Credit Union as of 9/16/09 and is subject to change without notice. Certain restrictions apply for program eligibility.  Unitus Community Credit Union membership is required and is open to anyone who lives or works in (Oregon state) Washington, Clackamas, Yamhill, Polk, Multnomah, Marion counties and Clark (Washington state) county.

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