I was wondering how long should I keep my credit card statements? All my
credit card debts have been pass to the collection agencies now. Also, how
do I find out how much money I owe to each companies? Thanks.

KH

I recommend keeping your statements at least 5 years. For balance
information, you can get a copy of your credit report. The
precise figures aren't necessary to file for bankruptcy, as long
as they're reasonably close.

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Brett

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<nospam@nospam37648274.com> wrote in message
news:YMwOa.9082$%3.411521@typhoon.sonic.net... I was wondering how long should I keep my credit card
statements? All my credit card debts have been pass to the collection agencies
now. Also, how do I find out how much money I owe to each companies? Thanks. KH