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But for some older Americans, this nightmare can become a reality.

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Based on these factors and more, Moneywise calculated the elderly-bankruptcy-risk score per state.

Heres a look at the 10 states where boomers ages 65 and up are most likely to go bankrupt.

Also here are six ways torebuild your credit after a bankruptcy filing.

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California

2.

Alaska

3.

Massachusetts

4.

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Hawaii

5.

Maine

6.

New Hampshire

7.

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New York

8.

Vermont

9.

Virginia

10.

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Florida

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