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People in that situation rarely have assets that can be seized, so a bankruptcy is meaningless. You also missed that Obamacare really does take care of a large
by sologoub 11y ago
People in that situation rarely have assets that can be seized, so a bankruptcy is meaningless.
You also missed that Obamacare really does take care of a large chunk of the problem, as flawed as it is. The paid options with large assistance (Silver plans) are also fairly affordable. I'm not familiar with non-CA options, but can't imagine them to be that much different from CA ones.
- unprepare 11y ago>People in that situation rarely have assets that can be seized, so a bankruptcy is meaningless. Until they want to purchase a home, purchase a car, pass a credit check to get a job, get a credit card, get a loan, start a business, or get a cell phone. remember that a bankruptcy stays on your credit report for 7 years. I would say having a job and a home are far from 'meaningless'