student loan and bankruptcy

[butter1]

I got an score alert today gaining 4 points when I checked the reason for the alert it stated my student loan account was update, it now list as a  0 balance and included in bankruptcy, I am so confused as I was told my student loan was not going to be included in my bankruptcy. it can not be discharged, Can anyone tell me if they will change it back once I am discharged. Wondering why they would go through hte trouble of changing it and then have to change it back, I am scared to inquire about it in case its a mistake. lol

[0REDSOX7]

Butter, this is correct.

It will not be discharged, but, show this way until you're discharged.

Once you're discharged, it will show back as it was before.

[butter1]

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@0REDSOX7 wrote:

Butter, this is correct.

It will not be discharged, but, show this way until you're discharged.

Once you're discharged, it will show back as it was before.

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Thank you Redsox7, its only 3k i may keep that as my only debt to rebuild. Thanks again.

[0REDSOX7]

Have you checked all your reports?

Because for me, only two of the three have it listed like that.  TU is the only one still reporting it as open...

[butter1]

so far its only my equifax that is reporting this way.I have no alerts on the others, so I figured no changes,  I will pull them after my discharge so I can start disputing.

[LieslMet]

Sometimes, student loans CAN be discharged in bankruptcy. Private and/or non-federal (ie Stafford is federal) loans are not included. In other words, if the fed/state wouldn't seize your tax refund for the debt, it's dischargeable. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/steve-rhode/some-private-student-loan_b_3652935.html

[0REDSOX7]

Interesting post. Thanks.