
Bankruptcy
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- Q1What is the primary purpose of filing for bankruptcy?To obtain relief from debtTo hide assets from creditorsTo acquire more debtTo receive a loan30s
- Q2Which type of bankruptcy is often referred to as 'liquidation'?Chapter 7 bankruptcyChapter 13 bankruptcyChapter 12 bankruptcyChapter 11 bankruptcy30s
- Q3What is a consequence of declaring bankruptcy?A significant impact on credit scoreGuaranteed loan approvalImmediate wealth increasePermanent removal of all debts30s
- Q4What must individuals do before filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy?Sell all their assetsFile a lawsuitComplete credit counselingAcquire a new credit card30s
- Q5Which of the following is a common myth about bankruptcy?Bankruptcy erases all types of debtYou will go to jail for filing bankruptcyBankruptcy will ruin your credit foreverYou cannot own property after bankruptcy30s
- Q6What is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy?Chapter 7 involves liquidation, while Chapter 13 involves repayment plansChapter 7 is only for businesses, Chapter 13 is for individualsChapter 7 lasts longer than Chapter 13Chapter 7 requires no income verification, Chapter 13 does30s
- Q7What type of bankruptcy is typically filed by individuals in the United States?Chapter 13 bankruptcyChapter 11 bankruptcyChapter 5 bankruptcyChapter 7 bankruptcy30s
- Q8Which chapter of bankruptcy allows for a repayment plan over a period of time?Chapter 12 bankruptcyChapter 7 bankruptcyChapter 11 bankruptcyChapter 13 bankruptcy30s
- Q9What is a common misconception about bankruptcy?It allows unlimited borrowingIt never impacts your credit historyIt is a way to get rich quicklyIt erases all types of debt30s
- Q10What happens to a person's assets when they file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?They become tax-deductibleThey may be sold to pay creditorsThey are transferred to the governmentThey are automatically forgiven30s
- Q11What is the process called that allows businesses to reorganize and keep operating while paying off their debts?Chapter 13 bankruptcyChapter 11 bankruptcyChapter 7 bankruptcyInsolvency procedure30s
- Q12What is the 'automatic stay' in bankruptcy proceedings?A legal halt to all collection activitiesA type of bankruptcy planA court hearing for creditorsA requirement for all debtors30s
- Q13Which type of debt is typically NOT discharged in bankruptcy?Student loansMedical billsPersonal loansCredit card debt30s
- Q14What is one benefit of filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy?No credit score impactProtection against foreclosureAccess to new loansImmediate debt forgiveness30s
- Q15What is one of the main reasons individuals file for bankruptcy?Getting a new jobWinning the lotteryMedical expensesStarting a business30s