Question

question 19
consumers who file for bankruptcy are still responsible for
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○ student loans and taxes.
○ car loans and credit card.
○ mortgage loans and taxes.

Explanation:

In bankruptcy law, certain debts are non - dischargeable. Student loans (in most cases) and taxes are typically debts that consumers remain responsible for even after filing for bankruptcy. Car loans, credit card debts, and mortgage loans can often be discharged or dealt with in different ways during bankruptcy proceedings, unlike student loans and taxes.

Answer:

A. student loans and taxes.