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What happens when you cant pay your debts? Well, once upon a time such as in ancient Greece you might have ended up in debt bondage. Being a debt slave meant that you and sometimes your family would work for the person you owed money to pay off your debt. This is distinct from slavery, since you were freed once your debt was paid. Later on in history, like in Victorian England, the poor were sent to horrific debtors prison and would only be released when their debt was paid in full by friends or family. Other debtors prisons functioned similar to workhouses and a debtor worked off not only their debt, but their room and board to be freed. Currently, many countries now practice some form of bankruptcy which reigns in debt and allows debtors to get a fresh start financially. Thats not to say that questionable debt practices no longer exist; in some parts of the world, such as South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa debt bondage is still practiced. The United Nation estimates that 8 million