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Upsolve Data Reports (2021)

In a Nutshell

Individuals and families considering filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy using the free Upsolve App to prepare their bankruptcy forms answer questions about their financial situation as part of the process. Here's some of what we've learned from their data.

March 2021:

How has COVID-19 Impacted Low-Income Americans Considering Bankruptcy?

A Year of COVID-19: Job Loss, Student Loans, & Medical Debt and their Effect on Low-Income Families Considering Bankruptcy

February 2021:

Graphic for A Look at COVID-19, Black Financial Peril, and Bankruptcy during Black History Month: Bankrupt people don't have much. Bankrupt Black people have even less.

A Look at COVID-19, Black Financial Peril, and Bankruptcy during Black History Month

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