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CHAPTER 18 - CREDIT, COLLECTIONS, AND BANKRUPTCY Bad checks, bad debts, and bankruptcies are on the rise. Collecting debts may be almost impossible if you don’t take the necessary precautions. On the other side of the coin, knowing your credit rights, where to obtain financing, and what collateral to use will increase your chances of obtaining a loan. Because many small business people often use their personal credit to get their operation off the ground, this chapter also will discuss consumer credit concerns. The Top Ten Danger AreasThe Fair Credit Reporting Act Women and Credit Thirteen Sources of Cash for Your Business How to Come Up with Collateral for a Bank Loan Equal Credit Opportunity Act Are Debtors Getting Away with Murder? Successful Debt Collection Mechanic’s Liens How to Collect a Money Judgment Consumer's Right to Attorney Fees Bankruptcy How and When to Use the Forms in This Chapter Reprinted with permission from the Upstart Small Business Legal Guide by Robert Friedman Copyright © 1998 © 1993 by Dearborn Financial Publishing, Inc.® All Rights Reserved. |