Question 2 • [PERFIN] Personal Finance, Sem 2 (26-27)
Bankruptcy does not erase every kind of debt. For example, some student loans, child support obligations, and certain taxes may remain owed after a bankruptcy case. It is possible to rebuild credit, exemptions may protect essential property, and bankruptcy generally stops many creditor collection actions, so “Bankruptcy erases all of your debt” is the statement that is not true.
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