Official bankruptcy figures for the period ending March 30, 2023.
Total bankruptcies are up 10%.
Business bankruptcies are up 23.3%.
Personal bankruptcies are up 9.5%.
Chapter 7 (liquidation) remained almost the same over the previous 12 months.
Chapter 11 & 13 (reorganization) ratcheted up significantly.
Chapter 12 (Family farmers and fishers) continues to plummet.
However, total bankruptcies remain well below pre-covid numbers.
We did save lives and stopped the spread of Coronavirus…sort of…See this is actually worse because these are companies that withstood the virus shutdowns only to slowly bleed out under Brandon malaise and spend economics.
They peaked in 2010… probably for no reason (lol) and continued to drop throughout the obama years.
“stabilized under Trump” is a fabrication. Typical of coruse but still
And they were still higher under Trump than now. Based on your fun logic
I can assure you…it’s going to get a LOT worse, before it gets better. My advice, save your money and homes, motorhomes, boats and toys will be able to be purchased within a year for cents on the dollar. I do not like what I believe I am seeing in our nation’s financial future.
I can only tell you that I want to be wrong. I’ll make a lot more money in a great economy. That said, I’ve made a lot of money because I was right, when the majority was wrong…and I was prepared.
Total US corporate bankruptcies fell in October, but more companies with large liabilities buckled under the weight of higher interest rates.
A total of 50 companies filed for bankruptcy in October, down from 61 in September, according to the latest S&P Global Market Intelligence data. This was the second-lowest monthly total for the year so far, though still elevated compared to monthly filing totals for most of 2021 and 2022.
Growing economic headwinds and a tight domestic labor market are putting more pressure on struggling companies. In the first 10 months of the year, 561 companies sought bankruptcy protection, more than any year since 2010, except for 2020.