The hardest financial goal I can think of is an unsecured loan bankruptcy. There is hope though, you can work toward this, but you are going to need some time.

If you just got everything discharged I would strongly suggest pursuing another option as this will be nearly impossible. You really need to wait six months, and your best options will come after two years. During this time though there are some things you'll want to work on to improve your situation.

The first thing is to get a copy of your credit report and make sure everything that should be marked "included in bankruptcy" is. You don't want any of those accounts to be marked open or overdue. This is a common problem and one that you really need to take care of. Don't let the companies intimidate you, keep calling until it is handled appropriately.

Another thing you can really do to help your goal of an unsecured loan bankruptcy is get a secured credit card as soon as you can.

You can get these cards at most banks. You deposit a few hundred dollars into a savings account which will establish your credit limit for the card. If you fail to make your payments the bank will take hold of your savings account and use it to pay the money you owe them, but you don't want this to happen. You want to establish a history of on time payments with this card and use it lightly, never going over 30% of your available credit. You also want to be sure that after a year of on time payments you will have the option to switch to an unsecured card.

Once you've had this for a while your credit history will start to build again which will help with your application. You also want to have the best income you can, steady employment will really help with your application.

There are lots of things you can do to help with getting where you want to be. Search around and find five companies to compare rates, terms and offers to find the best unsecured loan bankruptcy you can.