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How Divorce Can Affect Your Credit (and How to Protect Yourself)

Divorce doesn’t automatically damage your credit. However, shared debts can create problems if they aren’t handled carefully. If you and your ex-spouse took out loans or opened credit cards together, both of you remain legally responsible for those acc…

Divorce doesn’t automatically damage your credit. However, shared debts can create problems if they aren’t handled carefully. If you and your ex-spouse took out loans or opened credit cards together, both of you remain legally responsible for those accounts—even after the marriage ends.  A divorce decree may outline who should pay what, but creditors don’t […]

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