Phrases with «bankrupt»

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The word "bankrupt" means that someone or something is unable to pay their debts or bills. It usually happens when a person or a company does not have enough money to cover their expenses and obligations, causing them to be unable to continue operations or meet financial obligations. Full definition

«bankrupt» + noun

«to bankrupt» + noun

Sentences with «bankrupt»

I say that because, If you pay into this company and in 10 years they go bankrupt there goes your policy and all of the money you invested. (insurechance.com)
These include new rules around pensions for employees of bankrupt companies, a public retirement program, or a relaxation of funding requirements. (canadianlawyermag.com)
Choosing a life insurance company that probably won't go bankrupt in the first place. (policygenius.com)
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Phrases with «bankrupt»

«bankrupt» + noun

«to bankrupt» + noun

Sentences with «bankrupt»

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