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What is bankruptcy?
- not being able to repay your loans
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How does Chapter 13 bankruptcy differ from Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
- Individuals keep their assets after Chapter 13 bankruptcy reorganization occurs.
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Which statement describes Chapter 13 bankruptcy? Select all that apply.
- Debtors are allowed to keep their assets.
- Debtors establish repayment plans.
What is bankruptcy?
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making more money than you spend
• spending more money than you make
not being able to repay your loans
• owing money and paying it back
How does Chapter 13 bankruptcy differ from Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
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• Individuals keep their assets after Chapter 13 bankruptcy reorganization occurs.
• Individuals lose their assets after Chapter 13 bankruptcy reorganization occurs.
• Individuals' credit reports are not impacted when Chapter 13 bankruptcy is filed.
• Individuals' credit reports are impacted less when Chapter 7 bankruptcy is filed.
Which statement describes Chapter 13 bankruptcy? Select all that apply.
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• All of the debtor's assets are divided amongst their creditors.
• Debtors lose all of their assets.
• Debtors are allowed to keep their assets.
• Debtors establish repayment plans.
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