"Dischargeable debt" refers to a type of debt that can be legally eliminated or forgiven through a formal process, such as bankruptcy. This means that the person who owes the debt is no longer required to pay it back. Full definition
I posted an explanation of dischargeable debts HERE, and today I'm focusing on Exceptions to Discharge. (nasonlawfirm.com)
Dischargeable debts include utility bills, balances on credit cards, medical and hospital bills, and personal loans. (getoutofdebt.com)
If you're going to end up robbing Peter to pay Paul, I don't see the point of trading an unsecured, dischargeable debt for another debt and a non-dischargeable IRS obligation. (money.stackexchange.com)