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Post-resolution life after financial recovery
The article discusses the impact of the credit rating system on individuals after resolving their financial issues. It raises questions about the fairness of continuing the effects of financial default for five years after settlement with creditors. The article explains that this lengthy period may hinder a person's access to essential financial services despite settling their debts, leading to the deprivation of important funding such as purchasing a car, supporting education, or covering emergency medical expenses. It calls for a reconsideration of the duration of the credit penalty, proposing to reduce it to six months or one year, in order to enable individuals to return to normal financial life quickly after rectifying their situations, while still protecting financial institutions.
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