Find specific words in a list and populate the word found in column C

I have a list of trigger words in column B and the list needs to be compared to the Comments column (column B). The only formula I am able to create gives me results of True, False or Yes, No. I am needing the formula to return the trigger word in column B. Help would be most appreciated. Thank you very much.

Column A / Column B / Column C
Comments / TriggerWords
Foreclosure is not an option / debt
My APR is too high / 60+
Please forgive my debt / 90+
My bills are late / accelerate
Foreclosure is not an option / annual percentage rate
My APR is too high/ annual percentage yield
Please forgive my debt / APR
My bills are late / APY
Foreclosure is not an option / bonus
My APR is too high / Foreclosure
Please forgive my debt / cancel
My bills are late / charge off
Foreclosure is not an option / collection

could you perhaps give some examples? You say that you have a list of trigger words in column B and compared to the comments in column B and from what you show it appears that "Foreclosure is not an option" is in cell A3 and "debt" is in B3? What is the expected outcome from your list in col A and list in col B? You have more than one instance of Foreclosure is not an option as well as My APR is too high as well as different items in col B across from those. What are your expected results?

perhaps a sample workbook with EXPECTED result would help better? Click go advanced below the reply window, then mid way down click on manage attachments the browse upload Ok, Ok to upload a sample.

this I found after testing it will work, BUT, you might run into issues if you have two of the items in your list in col I that are both in one of the items in col A.
=LOOKUP("zzzzz",CHOOSE({1,2},"",LOOKUP(1E+100,SEARCH($I$2:$I$56,A2),$I$2:$I$56)))
So, it returns the value "late fee" for A10 when Late Fees is noted in the comment.
It returns "reinstate" instead of APR from cell A43 because it found reinstate first in the comment.

here is a shorter version but it still has the same returns as the formula I posted in comment #5... =IFERROR(LOOKUP(1E+100,SEARCH($I$2:$I$56,A2),$I$2:$I$56),"")