Most unsecured debts get completely wiped out, including credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, old utility bills, and deficiency balances from repossessed cars. You’ll still owe secured debts like your mortgage and car loan if you want to keep those assets, but even then, you might be able to reduce the payments through Chapter 13. Student loans are harder to discharge but not impossible in cases of undue hardship. Tax debts can sometimes be eliminated if they’re old enough and meet certain criteria.