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Bankruptcy Answers

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Which of the following should a person avoid when reestablishing a positive credit history after bankruptcy?

A
making late payments
B
delaying big purchases
C
carrying credit balances
D
reexamining your budget
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Which steps should be taken to get your finances in order and avoid filing for bankruptcy?

A
Invest all your savings in the stock exchange for quick returns.
B
Maximize your credit card usage to spread out your payments.
C
Take out loans to cover immediate needs and repay it over time.
D
Seek credit counseling to develop a customized debt management plan.
3

How can an individual determine the appropriate time to declare bankruptcy?

A
when attempts to adhere to a budget plan are unsuccessful
B
when overwhelmed by expenses and unable to manage finances
C
when all alternatives are exhausted, but debts remain unaffordable
D
when pay from overtime fails to cover the cost of monthly expenses
4

Which debt will not be discharged in a bankruptcy?

A
utility bills
B
medical bills
C
student loans
D
personal loans
5

The Grant family recently filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy as a result of unexpected medical expenses and job loss. They have three minor children living at home.What step should the Grants delay?

A
Mr. and Mrs. Grant should request credit counseling.
B
Mr. Grant should seek employment if currently unemployed.
C
Mr. and Mrs. Grant should apply for an unsecured credit card.
D
Mr. and Mrs. Grant should pay any taxes owed to the government.
6

Eduardo is feeling overwhelmed with bills and considering filing for bankruptcy. Which step should Eduardo take to make a positive change in his financial situation and avoid filing for bankruptcy?

A
Eduardo should complete the means test.
B
Eduardo should open a secure credit card.
C
Eduardo should seek advice from a lawyer.
D
Eduardo should consider debt consolidation.
7

What should a person consider before filing for bankruptcy?

A
Filing for bankruptcy allows you to escape financial responsibilities and obligations.
B
Filing for bankruptcy is the only means of developing a manageable debt consolidation plan.
C
Filing for bankruptcy subsidizes income when your expenses and debts exceed your income.
D
Filing for bankruptcy requires assessing the financial status and potential for financial recovery.
8

Feeling overwhelmed in debt, Denae reached out to a credit counselor, and together they created a budget and debt management plan. Then Denae lost her job and has been unable to find another position with sufficient income to maintain her budget and schedule.What step should Denae take next?

Denae should seek guidance from an attorney skilled in bankruptcy law.
Option
Denae should conduct the means evaluation for bankruptcy qualification.
Option
Denae should cease all bill payments pending her future bankruptcy filing.
Option
Denae should request an additional line of credit to pay existing creditors.
Option
9

Each month Kody is struggling to make ends meet since maxing out his credit cards to pay for car repairs and medical bills. He is unaware of any way to resolve his financial issues and is considering filing for bankruptcy.Which step should Kody take before considering filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

A
Kody should sell all his assets to repay his debts.
B
Kody should immediately stop paying all his debts.
C
Kody should withdraw his entire retirement savings.
D
Kody should seek debt counseling or consolidation.
10

Which are two steps to take to get your finances in order and avoid filing for bankruptcy?

A
make a budget and seek financial counseling
B
make a budget and seek advice from a lawyer
C
take the means test and seek financial counseling
D
take the means test and seek advice from a lawyer
203002

It should be possible to qualify for a [___] credit card if you [___] money to guarantee the card. [___] emergency saving fund.

A
secured
B
unsecured

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