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Chapter 7 is where a business or individual will lose certain assets to liquidation in order to pay some of the debt owed (of course there are stipulations on the assets that vary from state to state). Chapter 13 is a reorg. plan that basically lets you set a payment plan to repay debtors. There are limits to each chapter of bankruptcy though--those are outlined in detail by the government. -S
A few years ago, it was very easy for an individual to get 5 or 10 credit cards and run up the limits and then claim bankruptcy for inability to pay them off.
And the individual would have a clean slate as far as not having to pay any of his creditors, but there would be a black mark on his credit report for at least 10 years.
Nowadays? Now if you try to go for bankruptcy, you would most likely be required to pay a portion of your debt to the creditors owed.



What do you mean by bankruptcy?
what is the chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy?