Enron:
An Innovative Bankruptcy
In its
heyday, Enron was called the most innovative company in the world.
Now, Enron could be called the most innovative
bankruptcy in the world. At
its peak, Enron was a Fortune 10 company valued at almost 100 billion
dollars. However, on
December 14, 2001, Enron became the largest corporate bankruptcy in
history.
Like most
bankruptcies, a lack of focus on financial matters and denial when
things started to go bad were contributing factors to Enron’s
problems. If Enron insiders
had looked for help sooner, a bankruptcy might still have been necessary, but
the company could have stayed intact and recovered.
Making a
quick decision regarding personal bankruptcy has similar benefits.
The sooner you recognize your financial situation and get help,
the better things will become. Congress
is still in the process of reforming personal bankruptcy law.
The proposed law will greatly limit the
possibilities for declaring Chapter 7 bankruptcy -- the preferred
bankruptcy method for most individuals.
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