RAISING the bankruptcy threshold from RM100,000 to RM150,000 under Budget 2027 offers financially distressed Malaysians greater breathing space. However, avoiding bankruptcy does not mean a person’s debt problems have been resolved.
As financial experts have highlighted, the real measure of success lies in whether borrowers can rehabilitate their finances and regain economic independence, not merely having fewer bankruptcy cases.
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