Chapter 7 bankruptcy is actually the harshest bankruptcy plan out there – it basically means that all of your assets are up for sale and while your credit might be wiped clean – it is still difficult to recover from this particular bankruptcy. If you are trying to protect your home, car and any other assets, Chapter 13 is going to be the best option for you.
Now – what happens with your car insurance rates if you do happen to file for bankruptcy? Well, first you need to realize that your rates that you are paying right now are most likely going to go up. Most of the time, your car insurance rates are actually based off of your credit score – if you have decent credit, you will probably have a decent rate.
Bankruptcy will ruin your credit for a while and your credit rating will go down for roughly 10 years, so make sure that you know exactly what you are doing when you do file for bankruptcy.






