What is the leading cause for personal bankruptcy in the United States?
a. credit card fraud c. credit card debt
b. medical debt d. unemployment or loss of job
B
The number one cause of personal bankruptcy in the United States has been identified as medical debt. While credit card debt, credit card fraud, and unemployment or loss of job may also contribute to personal bankruptcy, none of them is the leading cause of this type of bankruptcy.
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