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Types of Secured Loans Mortgage loans. Share-secured or savings-secured Loans. Secured credit cards. Secured lines of credit.
Returning your car to the lender before you are finished paying it off is called a voluntary surrender or voluntary repossession. In terms of your credit, a voluntary surrender is considered derogatory and will have a substantially negative impact on your scores, so it should be a last resort.
If you file a Chapter 7, the automatic stay prevents your car from being repossessed. However, this temporary measure lasts only as long as the case remains open. If you're behind on your payments, the lender can seek court permission to repossess the vehicle before your case ends.
By filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, an automatic stay is put in place. Once this has been issued to creditors, they are required to cease all collection action against you. That means they cannot repossess your vehicle until further notice.