The general rule of thumb for most banks and credit card companies is to cancel a debtor’s credit card account once it receives the notice of a bankruptcy filing.  However, as with any rule there are exceptions.  Whether you will be able to keep any of your credit cards after you file for bankruptcy relief will depend on the type of bankruptcy case that you file.  It will also largely depend on the company that issued the credit card.

For more information about credit cards after filing bankruptcy read, “Can I Keep My Credit Card After Filing Bankruptcy?”