A charged-off debt can seem like it's gone for good, but the reality behind what happens next may surprise you.

Once a credit card is charged off, you might wonder if you can ever get it back. Here's what really happens next.

Credit card debt doesn't just disappear, but after a certain point, your creditors may be forced to write it off.

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