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After your bankruptcy is discharged, get a secured credit card. Check with your local credit unions first. Otherwise, try some of the offers here on CreditKarma. The cards will likely have an annual fee.
Be sure to put just a little bit on the card every month and always pay in full every time. If everything goes well, you should qualify for an unsecured loan or credit card in about two years.
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