u/FF_Reez

Im already getting started on the career path later in life because of the military (34 in my second year of college). My wife and I made quite a few financial mistakes, it’s actually a major part of why I wanted to pursue finance in the first place. Anyways, after talking to some experts the consensus is that bankruptcy is the best option.

I realize this will really hurt ruin my chance at a financial career. So, I’m looking to pivot into a career path that a BK wouldn’t be so detrimental, while staying in the business realm. Or if I should even keep pursuing the path I’m on? Wondering if anybody had any advice.