Planning Beginner:
Bankruptcy and Its Alternatives
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1.
Which of the following is true regarding credit counseling and debt negotiation organizations?
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The consumer should be very wary of scams.
So called "debt management plans" are almost always more expensive than just dealing with and paying your creditors directly.
Finding a reputable credit counseling agency is an unfortunate matter of luck.
The consumer should be very wary of scams. While there are indeed plenty of scams, the other two statements are false.
2.
Which of the following is true about Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
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The information required for the bankruptcy petition is less extensive than for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
This form of bankruptcy involves working out a payment plan to creditors.
Secured debts can be discharged more easily than in Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
This form of bankruptcy involves working out a payment plan to creditors. The other options are false.
3.
Bankruptcy law permits the debtor to choose the debts to be repaid under new terms or discharged completely.
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True
False
False. The debtor does not have free choice; both the repayment and debt discharge options are subject to strict rules and limitations.
4.
Which of the following is true?
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Until the final bankruptcy debt discharge, creditors are permitted to continue "reasonable" collection efforts.
Bankruptcy refers to a set of state laws and rules designed to help provide a fresh start to individual or business debtors.
The US Trustee supervises the administration of bankruptcy cases.
The US Trustee supervises the administration of bankruptcy cases. The other choices are false.
5.
Which of the following need not accompany a Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition?
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A workable repayment plan subject to the trustee's approval
A detailed list of the debtor's monthly living expenses
A certificate of credit counseling
All the above
A workable repayment plan subject to the trustee's approval. While repayment plans are possible, Chapter 7 does not require a repayment plan.
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