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Bankruptcy Defined

A federal law Whereby a person's assets are turned over to a trustee and used to pay off outstanding debts; this usually occurs when someone owes more than they have the ability to repay.

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Off-site Bankruptcy Links, User Submitted

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Fri Jul 3

  • The human cost of businesses entering administration is high - Telegraph: Don't let people tell you bankruptcy is pain-free. For employees, it's not.
  • Personal Bankruptcy Ohio Links: Personal Bankruptcy Ohio Links
  • Dangerously Delaying the Inevitable (FNM): Govt backed mortgage modification loans in default
  • Bankruptcy Canada Information: Bankruptcy Canada resources
  • U.S. Courts Bankruptcy Basics Videos
  • CynicusEconomi cus -- More on Printing Money in the UK: "It is only the purchase of gilts by the Bank of England that is supporting the gilts market. As ever, it comes as a surprise that this is not headline news. -- Another possible source of internal financing is the pension and life insurance industry. However ...if the pension funds and life insurance funds are shifting assets into the expanding gilt market, then the issuance of government debt is crowding out business investment. The same argument applies to the banks. -- ...the major banks have come under increasing control of the government. That control might come as the cost of pressure to purchase government debt. Furthermore, if the banks that have received bailout money are purchasing gilts, then the situation becomes even more worrying. The government has borrowed money to fund the bailouts, and therefore the banks would be using government borrowed funds to finance government borrowing. This would be akin to a ponzi scheme. -- The UK government is bankrupt." ;

Thu Jul 2

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