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The idea behind Chapter 7 bankruptcy is to provide debtors with a fresh financial start. In that vein, most types of debt are discharged (wiped out) at the end of a successful Chapter 7 bankruptcy. But not all debts are discharged in Chapter 7. If a debt survives, you'll still owe it, in full, at the end of your bankruptcy.

Below you'll find articles outlining which debts are and are not discharged in Chapter 7 bankruptcy, as well as articles specifically addressing some of the more common types of debt -- credit card debt, medical bills, and more.

Because car loans and mortgage debt are of particular interest to many debtors, we discuss the different options for dealing with your car and car loan and cover what happens to your mortgage in Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

 

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