Yes, but it is much more difficult than discharging
other types of unsecured debt like credit cards.
So, I think the answer becomes really obvious when we look at
the other types of unsecured debts like credit cards.
Not exact matches
Drake pointed out that student loan interest is usually lower than
other types of unsecured debt,
like credit cards and personal loans from banks.
While it is true that your student loans will not be eliminated
like several
other types of unsecured debt, bankruptcy can consolidate your student loan
debt.
It's not easy to get out
of debt alone, but filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy allows a person to keep most
of their property AND rid themselves
of medical
debt and
other types of unsecured debt,
like credit card bills and personal loans.