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This dilemma is common among consumers struggling to eliminate debt in order to regain their financial sanity. A debt management can be an easy answer to solve the current financial strain brought on by a large outstanding debt amount but it may not solve the long term issue.

The reason is because many consumers obtain debt management and correctly use it to pay off their debts. Unfortunately, sudden feeling good about their new found financial strength, they make the mistake of using their credit cards again and again- essentially repeating the blunders that get them into trouble in the first place. Compounding that with the fact that they also must pay off the debt management they originally got in order to relieve them of their initial financial burdens. This is a classic example of where using debt management could lead to more harm then good.

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Individual and business bankruptcy is entirely different from each other. Businesses use bankruptcy to reorganize their company to avoid bankruptcy. This allows time to turn a profit and retain ownership of all assets. Many businesses can file under chapters 13, 7, 12 and 11 depending on their circumstance.

Limitations apply to businesses that use chapters 12 and 13. Chapter 12 is dedicated to farmers and anglers who operate family businesses. Chapter 13 pertains to proprietary business owners of a small business. Because of these limitations, most businesses file under chapters 7 or 11.

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