Differences in Financial Actions between Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Filers and Non-filers
We determine that there are significant differences in 21 of 28 financial actions between Chapter 13 bankruptcy filers and non-filers living in the Middle District of North Carolina. The significant financial actions fall in the following areas: goal planning, income, budgeting, purchasing, insuranc...
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| description | We determine that there are significant differences in 21 of 28 financial actions between Chapter 13 bankruptcy filers and non-filers living in the Middle District of North Carolina. The significant financial actions fall in the following areas: goal planning, income, budgeting, purchasing, insurance, credit, savings, retirement, and mortgages. The results of this study can be used to get a deeper insight into bankruptcy characteristics. They can also be used to restructure financial literacy education efforts to reduce personal bankruptcy. |
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