Issues around debts will pop up—not just financial debts, but emotional ones, too.
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Debts will definitely be a big deal—not just financial debts, but emotional ones, too.
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THAT HELPS THEM OUT IN TERMS OF THEIR DEBTS, THE DEBTS THEY HAVE TO PAY.
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What matters, however, is the size of firms' net debts (debts less cash) relative to profits.
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"The good book tells us if you owe debts, pay debts," Pence said, referencing the Bible.
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If you're working with credit card debts, you might want to consider consolidating your debts, says Moynahan.
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Pay down debts If possible, pay off outstanding high-interest credit card debts, college loans and auto loans.
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Secured debts, like mortgage or auto loans, come first; unsecured debts, such as credit cards and medical bills, follow.
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"Young people are very up front about the fact that they're carrying debts, even credit card debts," Greer says.
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The debts of these shale companies are still on the market and they are hemorrhaging cash to service the debts.
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It said these deals would extend the maturity for its overall debts, and cut the average cost of its debts.
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This eclipse is also major for your sex life, intimacy issues, and debts—emotional and financial debts will be paid off.
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Instead of prioritizing your smallest debts first, you'll prioritize your highest-interest debts in order to maximize your savings on interest.
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"The idea that debts can be collected with no regard for the validity of those debts is completely lawless," Merrill said.
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Kavanaugh emphasized that he has no gambling debts, though his response regarding how the debts themselves were covered remains somewhat cryptic.
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According to Save CEO Damien Morin, Remade Group is paying back the debts (Update: Remade Group isn't paying back the debts directly, Save is paying back its debts with the acquisition money) and the brand Save will still operate.
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The CLOs pool fewer debts, their issuers know more about the debtors and their analysts monitor the debts after they are bought.
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But this is Game of Thrones, where karmic debts aren't always paid, as surely as the Lannisters no longer pay their own debts.
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If you want to use it help pay down debts, try putting the money directly towards those debts as soon as it comes in.
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The first prioritizes paying down the debts with the highest interest rates first, while the second focuses on knocking out the smallest debts first.
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The avalanche prioritizes paying down the debts with the highest interest rates first, while the snowball focuses on knocking out the smallest debts first.
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Development bank BNDES is the group's largest individual creditor, with 7 billion reais in unsecured debts, plus 3 billion reais in debts with collateral.
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In recent weeks it has threatened to push a dozen firms with huge debts into insolvency unless deals to refinance their debts could be reached quickly.
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Italy is a weak link: it has debts of 132.7% of GDP and a banking sector weighed down by bad debts after years of sluggish growth.
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Unsecured creditors, which include anyone who might have a lawsuit claim against the company, are paid last, after specific debts, employee wages, taxes and other debts.
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"It is written that 'if you owe debts, pay debts; if honor, then honor; if respect, then respect,' " Pence wrote in a piece for Fox News.
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Review your current debts and interest ratesThe first thing you need when working on any payoff plan is a good list of all of your debts.
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The debt snowball focuses on eliminating the smaller debts first with whatever is left over, after making the minimum payments on all of your other debts.
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Nor has it disclosed the debts in federal filings as "disputed debts" — something the Sanders 2016 presidential campaign did while initially refusing to pay its police bills.
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They also must possess medical debts that exceed their assets or have medical debts that are more than 5 percent of their annual income, the Star reported.
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Applicants are divided among those without outstanding debts, those with debts but facing an inability to pay, and those looking to get on a debt payment plan.
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The Japanese government maintains that the 1965 treaty had settled all colonial-era debts, while recent South Korean governments have said Japan's repayments cover only some debts.
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The debt snowball method makes minimum payments on all debts while putting extra cash toward the smallest debts first, to eliminate them and move on to the others.
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Just as federal taxpayers should never be required to repay the debts of Illinois or California, Puerto Rico's government and its residents are primarily responsible for their debts.
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Around 15%-20% of the total debts will be issued in foreign currencies next year, smaller than the 23% composition of foreign currency debts in 2019, Alfirman said.
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Tsekhomsky also said that the bank was relying on various forms of state support to enable it to repay foreign debts in the next two years, including 240 billion roubles ($3.6 billion) of debts falling due in 2017 and 265 billion roubles of debts falling due in 2018, according to Interfax.
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The transfer of the port was to lift some of the enormous billion-dollar debts Sri Lanka owed to Beijing, debts which helped fund Hambantota in the first place.
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Under EU rules, countries with large debts must reduce them and should also improve their structural deficits, excluding one-off revenues and expenditures, to make their debts more sustainable.
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State Bank of Vietnam Governor Le Minh Hung said recently that bad debts and potential bad debts amounted to 8.61 percent of total credit at the end of September.
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It's time to pay your debts (no, really, this eclipse will ask you to deal with debts, taxes, and other tricky financial things, like shared resources) and move on.
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In other words, Puerto Rico's debts really are way out of line with what any state is financing, and there's no real precedent for paying down debts of this magnitude.
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Such debts have less influence in the latest FICO and VantageScore credit-scoring models, and settled medical debts are ignored completely, credit expert John Ulzheimer told CNBC earlier this year.
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That's when you start by paying off your highest-interest debt while continuing to make the minimum monthly payments on any other debts, then working your way through your debts.
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The United States never repaid the huge debts incurred during World War II. But economic growth and inflation gradually reduced the burden of the interest payments on those wartime debts.
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Despite writing down and selling off tens of billions of euros in bad debts in recent years, Italian banks still hold soured debts equivalent to around 15 percent of total loans.
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In the fourth quarter alone, consumers racked up $52.4 billion in credit card debts, nearly the cumulative amount of debts owed to credit card companies in 2014, which reached $57.4 billion.
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More than 331,000 people contacted StepChange for help with problem debts in the first six months of 2019, and the charity found those they advised were saddled with more unsecured debts.
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Schools vary in their handling of such debts: Some schools will feed students regardless, others may offer less food, while still others could withhold meals entirely until the debts are paid.
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The first step is to gather info on all of your debts, including balances, interest rates, and how much you can realistically spend on paying these debts each month as well.
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Alexander Hamilton realized, at the very start of the nation that having the federal government pay its debts in full, as well as assuming the states' debts, was of fundamental importance.
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New Peronist President Alberto Fernandez has said that the country cannot pay its debts until given space to revive growth and has ruled out imposing fiscal austerity measures to help pay debts.
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Now in the CNBC interview he's done the exact same thing on a matter of more consequence —not the debts of Puerto Rico but the debts of the United States of America.
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And start paying off that debtTwo methods are expert favorites: the debt snowball method, which wipes out small debts first, and the debt avalanche method, which focuses on high-interest debts first.
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Migrant workers also tend to accrue debts in order to travel to Qatar and rely on a steady salary along with their substantial end-of-service benefits to pay those debts off.
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The prime minister was answering questions on the debts tabled by an opposition party, in particular whether Mozambique would continue restructuring the debts and whether it would pay them, the news agency said.
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The 1969 Woodstock festival incurred debts of about $1.4 million.
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They may be contacted about debts they do not owe.
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Big international debts give the government little room for manoeuvre.
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He has used the charity to settle personal business debts.
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The following year, he paid off most of those debts.
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The debts have only worsened during Justice's term as governor.
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Check any delinquencies or debts to make sure it's accurate.
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Greece needs new loans to pay debts due in July.
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Another 11 percent used the funds to consolidate other debts.
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Net bad debts are 9% of state banks' loan books.
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HNA says it currently has debts totalling 710 billion yuan.
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That made servicing debts and paying wages harder than expected.
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But the industry can hardly pay even its existing debts.
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Are there any debts that would need to be repaid?
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The result, however, is that public debts are soaring again.
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Are There Debts That Filing For Bankruptcy Won't Wipe Out?
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Your paying off debts so finding some focus is good!
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As Swedes have borrowed to buy, their debts have risen.
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It is struggling under a massive pile of bad debts.
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But something like a Marshall Plan could include common debts?
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The collection of debts is where that image is cultivated.
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They, too, are racing to sell assets to repay debts.
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But paying off some student loan debts would be nice.
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LGFVs are becoming less able to pay back their debts.
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Clandestine debts could mean the actual picture is even worse.
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Total auto and student loan debts remain above $1 trillion.
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HNA says it currently has debts totaling 710 billion yuan.
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Then, entire countries found themselves unable to pay their debts.
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The police looked into possible drug use or unpaid debts.
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And she won't oppose increased debts that slow economic growth.
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Much of the debts come with implicit local government backing.
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Debts and deficits without tears is a dangerous fairy tale.
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Try to pay off some debts now, if you can.
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Instead, the country may end up inflating away its debts.
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This one's way more manageable than her past tax debts.
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It's also a powerful time to pay off any debts.
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So student loans and debts are not an incidental strategy.
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PDVSA has accrued billions of dollars in debts to contractors.
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It cut bad debts as a proportion of the total.
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Like collecting debts for instance, you never resorted to violence.
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These returns are still woefully low, and debts unusually high.
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So many workers toil for months to repay their debts.
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The campaign ended with $13,127 more in cash than debts.
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Thus, they have to spend more to finance their debts.
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It's never too late to start paying off your debts.
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About 10 percent said they currently have debts in collection.
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A looming deadline can make those debts a higher priority.
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It was their responsibility to pay their debts, after all.
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Paying off legal debts is required to complete that requirement.
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Here are three key debts Jenkin recommends you should watch.
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Projections for revenue to cover those debts are now shakier.
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It also halted litigation over debts that had been defaulted.
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Debts are wiped clean, and intimacy is on your mind.
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Bills were piling up, stresses and debts were piling up.
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Settle debts that you owe, and tie up loose ends.
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In 1991, Trump had racked up $900 million in debts.
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A Lannister may pay her debts, but a Tyrell remembers.
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Maharashtra will waive the debts of distressed farmers before Oct.
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GVK is not alone in trying to manage high debts.
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He had no commitments, no debts — and no connections, either.
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Banks and pension funds have been struggling with massive debts.
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But first they bought bad debts and exploded a van.
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It's easier to raise debts, easier to raise other equity.
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Lawsuits and debts had apparently doomed it to perpetual limbo.
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So it's a good thing our debts are in dollars.
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They sold their jewelry and livestock to pay their debts.
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But he's got debts that no honest man can pay.
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Mercury and Venus enter Libra, encouraging you pay off debts.
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Last month, it was sold to help pay his debts.
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Still, it bore clear debts to Taylor's slashing, multilayered style.
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Long payoff: Big debts will require a bit more work.
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Puerto Rico's recovery could be complicated by its mounting debts.
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At least several companies have begun talks to reschedule debts.
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Turkey's foreign debts became much more expensive as a result.
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Serbia is also likely to be saddled with huge debts.
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"Many people who went bankrupt had medical debts," he said.
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These debts present a massive vulnerability for the Maduro regime.
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" Mr. Hammond has said that Britain would "honor its debts.
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Their unmanageable debts then get passed on to the taxpayers.
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For starters, assets and debts are reported broad ranges only.
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Casino has been selling off assets to cut its debts.
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It previously defaulted on its debts in 2001 and 2014.
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List out your debts, including the balances and interest rates.
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We cannot do so while buried in debts and hardship.
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This isn't the first time Manafort's debts have been publicized.
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The result is a mountain of bad debts and arrears.
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Crisis at Venezuela's PDVSA deepens as Caribbean debts pile upUnpaid debts and broken promises are making Venezuelan oil giant PDVSA an outcast in several Caribbean countries where it had been a guest of honor.
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Corporate debt presents another challenge: just as a $150bn accumulation of bad debts in the banking system peaked and began to decline last year, the debts of other sorts of finance firms ballooned dangerously.
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In other words, 32% of consumers that attempted to discharge their debts in bankruptcy also carried student loan debt, which will almost surely linger on even after all other debts have been successfully cleared.
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The rule would also bar debt collectors from contacting credit agencies about debts without notifying debtors and ban lawsuits or legal threats from collectors over debts that have extended past a statute of limitations.
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In January, the Turkish banking Association (TBB) said Turkey's top football clubs, such as Fenerbahce and Galatasaray, will have their debts restructured but not written off, in a move to ease their spiraling debts.
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Labor rights experts said such debts put people at risk of falling prey to the world's most common form of modern slavery, debt bondage, where people are locked into exploitative work to repay debts.
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All personal accounts and interbank debts of less than 50 million yuan would be guaranteed, the PBOC said, adding that the average guarantee ratio of debts of above 50 million yuan would be "around 90%".
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For one, the yields on long-term U.S. debts became lower than those of short term debts: A so-called yield curve inversion which is widely regarded as one of the most reliable recession indicators.
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And so as US consumers began rolling over — cutting out all kinds of purchases in favor of paying debts (and then, in large numbers, eventually defaulting on those debts) — so too went the US economy.
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Bond debts or no bond debts, Tesla could make a project on the island profitable for its investors even just as a demonstration of what the company could do for better paying municipal customers elsewhere.
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Peronist President Alberto Fernandez has said that the country cannot pay its debts until given space to revive growth and ruled out imposing fiscal austerity measures to help pay debts while poverty levels remained high.
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They may be given incorrect information about debts they do owe.
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Investors say this partly reflects the impact of Rosneft's heavy debts.
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For some, like Sitara's family, they eventually pay off their debts.
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Shah said some of the debts were also for home improvements.
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The money is expected to go toward 50 Cent's bankruptcy debts.
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Half of seizures are for debts of 10,000 crowns or less.
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Debts, taxes, and other complicated financial issues come to the fore.
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"All Debts Paid" opens in 1956 Boston and Frank is cooking!
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Paying back these debts is putting huge pressure on Zambia's finances.
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The fund and its debts will be kept off SoftBank's books.
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There will be no new debts, but also no tax increases.
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You'll be motivated by seeing debts disappear one at a time.
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Valeant could use the money: it has debts of some $30bn.
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At the same time, both banks improved collaterals to their debts.
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A state guarantee will cover senior tranches of these securitised debts.
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In general, your assets and debts become part of an estate.
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In 1979, due to heavy debts, it sacked hundreds of workers.
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Foreign debts suddenly could not be rolled over and crisis erupted.
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Greece, Portugal and Spain have big external debts (see chart 22012).
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Americans are doing much better at paying their debts as well.
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China's stimulus programme led SOEs to expand and run up debts.
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It is effectively insolvent, borrowing to pay interest on its debts.
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By definition, bankruptcy occurs when an entity cannot pay its debts.
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Are you doing well in managing the repayment of your debts?
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The government has repeatedly insisted that it would pay its debts.
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That said, Faraday Future's debts have also ballooned in recent months.
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The IPO proceeds are earmarked to pay off Doosan Infracore debts.
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As a consequence, there is much less revenue to service debts.
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A very large amount of global debts are denominated in dollars.
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Forgiven debts, however, are supposed to show up as taxable income.
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Bernie Sanders, to cancel all $1.6 trillion in student loan debts.
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They insisted that the government should fully pay off those debts.
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It rules death and rebirth, sex and power, debts and taxes.
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To date, Venezuela has given priority to paying its foreign debts.
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Medical tests added more than $700 to the family's existing debts.
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We all already know that a Lannister always pays his debts.
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They'd rather pay down their debts than take on new ones.
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Roughly $1 trillion of China's accumulated debts are denominated in dollars.
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Or him emphasizing, Lannister-like, that he always pays his debts.
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If growth slows, borrowers may be unable to repay their debts.
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It's time to cut some ties and pay off some debts.
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Greece needs a new loan to pay debts due in July.
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That amount deducts 50 million reais in debts and potential contingencies.
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He was also detained by authorities in October for unpaid debts.
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We also used the debt snowball method to tackle our debts.
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Ecovix has debts of 140 million reais with Banco do Brazil.
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For most other consumer debts, the bankruptcy system affords that remedy.
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For the country's huge social debts, we can principally blame slavery.
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Its previous owners had run up unsustainable debts punting on property.
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She didn't collect debts or smuggle narcotics or fence stolen goods.
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The company gave no further details about its debts on Thursday.
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On June 20th he reached a deal to restructure states' debts.
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The closures and a jump in bad debts shook investor confidence.
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And the Bangladesh Bank was now "restructuring" his debts, he said.
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But why did Hamilton want to take on those state debts?
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Companies also struggled to pay back existing debts, PayNet data showed.
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Include your bills and any ongoing debts that must be covered.
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His family's fortune was squandered, however, and he inherited only debts.
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First, write out all of your debts from smallest to largest.
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"Consumers should probably consider refinancing some of their debts," Kapfidze said.
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However, central bankers don't seem very worried by these rising debts.
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It would erase the debts of an estimated 28500 million graduates.
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Or better yet, pay down those debts before rates go up.
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Many veterans have tried to appeal the debts with little luck.
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Recent accounts showed club debts of more than 106 million pounds.
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Debts and other complicated financial issues are also demanding your attention.
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It's time for some debts (emotional and financial) to be paid.
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Unexpected shifts around taxes, debts, or even inheritances may come up.
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Each year, the city sells off debts on thousands of properties.
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However, for weaker lenders, getting rid of soured debts was essential.
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I always made money, repaid my debts and paid my taxes.
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Wealth is technically the value of your assets, minus your debts.
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Tension around money owed, emotional debts, and intimacy will come up.
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Expect intense, emotional relationships and past debts to reappear as well.
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The delay could provide renters with more money for other debts.
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It's especially tricky for Claire to settle her debts with Brianna.
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They have warned that developing countries should not incur excessive debts.
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But many more borrowers may eventually have their debts set aside.
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Assets, personal debts and credit score are also taken into account.
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Cersei will be able to pay off those famous Lannister debts.
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Still, the business ended 2016 with debts of more than $250,22016.
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Students and parents end up burdened with debts they can't manage.
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With debts of €600,000, it was money Desseilles did not have.
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They have seen bad debts rise over the past three years.
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Focus on paying off the debts with the highest interest rates.
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That could raise yields on states with high debts, like Italy.
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Greece needs new financial aid to pay debts due in July.
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Nor should it have to pay the church's debts of dishonor.
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The Brazilian currency slumped, raising the cost of servicing dollar debts.
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China City Construction has struggled to repay debts in recent months.
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As the new year approaches, those debts stand to be paid.
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Consumer and student loan debts are replacing mortgage debt for many.
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Then assess how any shift might reorder debts in your prioritization.
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More from NerdWallet:What debts can you transfer to a credit card?
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Basically, he makes a living buying and selling old, unpaid debts.
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I have not had gambling debts or participated in "fantasy" leagues.
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The Pozzos assumed the Watford's debts when they purchased the club.
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It's unclear whether today's raids are related to these alleged debts.
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Debts, both emotional and financial, are on your mind today, Leo.
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PA), which is battling investor concerns over debts and its ability to generate cash, scrapped its dividend as it targeted net debts below 22019 billion euros ($210 billion) in France by the end of next year.
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These findings showed that the servicers were aggravating the student debt crisis, unfairly driving up debts that could dog student borrowers into their retirement years, when they are least able to make good on their debts.
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And many Americans are affected by the issue: In 2014, 43 million Americans had unpaid medical debts on their credit reports, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and these debts also disproportionately impacts black adults.
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In fiscal year 2018, collections from consumers' Social Security benefits to cover Department of Education debts totaled $191.5 million; for unpaid federal tax debts, more than $384.9 million, according to data from the Department of the Treasury.
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MOSCOW, April 9 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank sees a possible internal risk posed by debts held by certain companies and it is working on measures to control such debts, First Deputy Governor Ksenia Yudaeva said on Tuesday.
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While paying 10 percent of your income per month toward nonmortgage debts is "not necessarily a danger zone," you should watch how those debts are allocated, said Roger Ma, a certified financial planner and founder of lifelaidout.
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Note current debts: It's easy to overlook the amount of money you spend paying down debts regularly, but understanding how much money comes out of your paycheck for each expense will help you chart a savings course.
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This category includes, too, any debts that wouldn&apost be forgiven in bankruptcy, like student loans, and secured debts that would cost you the asset you put up as collateral if you didn&apost pay the debt.
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Similarly, the snowball method lets you attack debts, one at a time.
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Investors are also concerned about bad debts in the Italian banking system.
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Both countries already are slowly reducing their debts by taking oil deliveries.
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On top of that, she had been harassed to repay his debts.
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Household debts have restrained consumption, traditionally a key driver of Thai growth.
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If borrowers get organized, our debts can be a source of strength.
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SUBORDINATED DEBTS AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd.
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Diplomacy is the usual route to settling the debts of past regimes.
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I would have to repay tens of billions of dollars in debts.
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According to the Guardian, the city's debts total €12 billion (~$20163 billion).
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When the dollar rises, so does the cost of servicing those debts.
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More than 42,000 people were arrested for falling behind on their debts.
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She pays her debts on her own, without help from her husband.
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Uncertainty about Greece paying its debts may move markets again this summer.
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So someone whose income tanks can still struggle to service his debts.
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The person has debts growing at a rate that leads to foreclosure.
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This militates against the build-up of external debts and internal pressures.
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It is rare for state-owned banks to pursue debts so aggressively.
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But this is later recouped from their payments, along with other debts.
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That makes it harder for emerging markets to repay their dollar debts.
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"We had debts and we needed money for their education," says Channeth.
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Those are all good ideas but will barely dent Japan's projected debts.
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The debts will weigh him down for a few more years yet.
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This shortlist generally includes student loans, alimony, child support, and tax debts.
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Complicated financial issues like taxes, debts, and inheritances will also come up.
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China, however, still has no such rules for discharging penniless people's debts.
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You're also focused on complicated money issues, like debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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That was bad news for emerging-market economies with dollar-denominated debts.
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When economies slow, these debts become difficult to pay for many borrowers.
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It has debts with a range of creditors, including local commercial banks.
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Some Indian media reports speculated Siddhartha was under pressure over outstanding debts.
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People with friends who have bad debts may be bad borrowers themselves.
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Capital Economics said Argentina should be able to service its upcoming debts.
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In 2010 Ms Sirleaf won a massive write-down of Liberia's debts.
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The latest available records showed the bank's debts surged in recent years.
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Argentina just came out of a 15-year battle over defaulted debts.
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By 1978, he owed $352,000 to creditors — including $14,000 in gambling debts.
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Local officials ran up debts, and seized lots of land for development.
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In January American Media managed to raise $460m to refinance its debts.
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This week Sinopec, a state oil company, sued PDVSA over unpaid debts.
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Higher interest rates would result in higher payments for those with debts.
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These debts are divided into tranches which face varying risks from default.
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The real figure is even higher once debts from SOES are added.
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Know the details of your family's finances, spending, investments, debts, savings, etc.
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Although PDVSA's debts were not thought to be part of this deal.
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A spouse's bad payment behaviors on those debts could hurt your credit.
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This is key as banks normally offload bad debts at a loss.
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Settling your debts is a good way of not souring your friendships.
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Education has become so expensive that many students rack up heavy debts.
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A Lannister always pays his debts...but apparently, George R.R. Martin doesn't.
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This eclipse touches on sensitive issues concerning money, like debts and inheritances.
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You should also account for debts, including your mortgage and student loans.
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Takata's banks, too, may face pressure to forgive debts, one source said.
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You have greater flexibility if your income isn't hamstrung by large debts.
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You start by listing out all of your debts, smallest to largest.
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In the late 1990s, troubled Asian economies with big debts depreciated massively.
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Nevertheless, demand is slowing, inflation is uncomfortably low and debts are rising.
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Financial issues like debts and taxes are also highlighted during this period.
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The good news is consumers are still staying current on their debts.
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It remains a bottleneck in an economy still staggering under bad debts.
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Because, unlike a Lannister, a content pirate doesn't always pay his debts.
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Households have deleveraged, leaving them able to service their debts more efficiently.
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Delivery guy paid, colleagues' debts settled and all the pie devoured. 3.
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Most are bound by large debts, spiritual ceremonies and intense social pressure.
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No one ever ignored debts and had them magically pay off themselves.
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Debts have risen dangerously fast in the emerging world, especially in China.
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In the long run, its debts will need to be significantly reduced.
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Financial stability also tends to deteriorate as governments rack up greater debts.
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The club has used these modest earnings to pay off enormous debts.
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Greece needs the funds to avoid defaulting on its debts in July.
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Chapter 12 allows repayment of debts over as many as five years.
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With this strategy, you prioritize your smallest debts, regardless of interest rate.
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"In 21994, $22010 million in tax debts lapsed," Kiel and Eisinger wrote.
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Yet debts must be paid and unfunded net liabilities must be closed.
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Now, choose a method to destroy your debts — once and for all.
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Recent South Korean governments have said Japan's repayments cover only some debts.
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A consumer with eight medical debts could receive 56 calls a week.
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From paying off debts to buying new cars, here's how they celebrated.
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Germany's Nazi crimes and debts to Greece only distracts both countries, and
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The company had about $3 billion in debts as of December 2018.
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The low living costs are helping the couple pay off their debts.
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There are 1,653 families with outstanding lunch debts, CNN affiliate WJAR reported.
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The measures are aimed at assuring investors Argentina can pay its debts.
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Instead, they collectively pay nearly $2,000 simply to service their student debts.
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Tonight, you're obsessing over intimacy, sex, and debts—both emotional and financial.
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It's a wonderful time to pay off debts—both emotional and financial.
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News about taxes, debts, and inheritances may also come up for discussion.
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"Factor in student loans, the electric bill, and other debts," Aliche said.
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But here's the twist: Oliver and CARP won't chase down the debts.
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First, private debts should be taxed, not promoted by the tax system.
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Poor domestic and international results have exacerbated the debts they have amassed.
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The lender never asked about other debts, or if she could repay.
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Also take a look at your debts from college or graduate school.
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A SoFi personal loan can help you pay off your debts faster.
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Pilon's debts also put her dream of med school out of reach.
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Also in 2003, Mr. Hussain filed for bankruptcy, claiming debts of $177,000.
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In Britain, spouses are not automatically responsible for their deceased partners' debts.
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Without giving details, Guedes added that domestic airlines' debts will be renegotiated.
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With the Turkish currency now in free-fall, those debts have multiplied.
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The Kremlin said this week it expected Venezuela to pay its debts.
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Easier fundraising enables indebted firms to pay debts and expedite M&As.
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On that recommendation, the department forgave the debts of 33 ITT students.
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Overdue debts to social security funds are currently at 21 billion euros.
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Behind bars, her debts mounted and she lost her home to foreclosure.
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But many of the deals collapsed under the weight of enormous debts.
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The club's debts mounted, at one point hitting more than $19903 million.
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So, it makes it very difficult for them to discharge their debts.
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Officials are trying to clean up huge debts accumulated by local governments.
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And an ever-strengthening dollar is making their debts harder to repay.
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Texas and Illinois stopped renewing professional licenses of those with unresolved debts.
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"Our government forgives other countries' big debts," said Alexandrovna in the video.
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That should make it more feasible for nations to sustain higher debts.
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Their musical debts lie in surf music, Afro pop and '23625s rock.
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Those banks lent money to students, then sold those debts to investors.
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The money was instead used to pay personal debts and earlier investors.
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Mr Parnas is a former stockbroker with a trail of unpaid debts.
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This strategy means that you will attack the highest cost debts first.
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No generation leaves debts like that to the future out of malice.
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The country stopped paying its debts in the world's largest sovereign default.
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A significant hurdle to reinvigorating investment has been uncertainty regarding unpaid debts.
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A significant hurdle to reinvigorating investment has been uncertainty regarding unpaid debts.
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Mr. Trubnikov couldn't cover his debts and the distillery soon went under.
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I had debts, figurative and literal, and I needed to work more.
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That rule helped prevent the use of sham divorces to escape debts.
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But the debts — about a half a million dollars — far surpassed that.
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In some cases, they neglected fiscal discipline, causing ballooning debts and deficits.
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Even when past debts are not collected, future expenses must be paid.
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In Roman times it was known as the deadline for settling debts.
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But let's hold them accountable without building huge debts they cannot pay.
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At this time, we have no debts other than our home mortgage.
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The statement did not give details on the debts that were renegotiated.
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The court later granted HMIT an interim stay to settle its debts.
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"But what is not on is to confuse liability and responsibility, or to simply mutualise debts without becoming competitive," she said, suggesting that countries' debts could be mutualised at some point if other EU states improve their competitiveness.
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For debts between 100 million and 2 billion yuan, regulators will guarantee no less than 90% of principal, and for debts of 2 billion yuan to 5 billion yuan, no less than 80% of principal will be guaranteed.
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Although Venezuela has made regular payments on its debts in recent years despite hyperinflation and a collapsing domestic economy, Venezuela's debt payments are rapidly becoming unsustainable absent a debt restructuring or new borrowing to "roll over" existing debts.
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French supermarket retailer Casino, which is battling investor concerns over debts and its ability to generate cash, scrapped its 240 dividend as it targeted net debts below 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion) in France at the end of 2020.
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The debt snowball crushes the smallest debts firstWith this method, you'll make a list of each of your debts, their amounts, and their interest rates, then figure out how much money you can allocate to debt repayment every month.
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On Tuesday, the New York State Attorney General's Office -- which collects some debts owed to the state in the event of a settlement or lawsuit -- said it would stop collection on some student and medical debts for 30 days.
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Casino's net debts stood at 4.7 billion euros at the end of June.
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Having paid off debts, he recently registered another, to produce videos for clients.
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And the sales are necessary to pay the debts incurred to build them.
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In 2003, he sold the rights to his publishing catalog to pay debts.
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Last year the IMF suspended lending to Mozambique over $1.4bn of hidden debts.
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A series of failed businesses, debts and arguments culminated in the tragic crash.
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Probate court handles the assets and debts from a person who has died.
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Meantime, down in Kerala, Joseph has sold his house and cleared his debts.
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Complicated financial issues like taxes, debts, or inheritances will come to the fore.
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After payment of debts, it appears Beau will be left with approximately $230,000.
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It's a permanent government that pays its debts in a currency it controls.
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But bad debts climbed to 106.9 billion euros, or 51 percent, last year.
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Rather, we need to ask which debts are moral and which are not.
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It is also committed to repay $1 billion in foreign debts in January.
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Arrears on foreign debts had been paid, and confidence in the currency restored.
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Take into account job-based income, debts, funeral expenses, education and any inheritance.
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Finances—especially taxes, debts, and inheritances—also come up for you to consider.
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" She's reportedly asking for alimony and "a fair division of property and debts.
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After all, the Lannisters are probably listening, and they always pay their debts.
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" In separate comments: "The uptake of new debts must still be ruled out.
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He worries they will fall behind on their own debts, deepening the cycle.
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Old debts and liabilities were kept with BES, which is being wound down.
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"Since then I haven't been able to pay off my debts," he says.
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Launching the country's career with a default on foreign debts would be disastrous.
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She was soon able to pay off my father's medical debts, and did.
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I paid for my college and left with no debts — an extraordinary gift.
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Investors in Mozambique were unimpressed when the country revealed hidden debts in April.
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I have a college degree and no debts thanks to my frugal parents.
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Hikes in American interest rates would push up the cost of refinancing debts.
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Some hedge funds are betting on their debts becoming the next "Big Short".
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But in October the police were dispatched to arrest him for unpaid debts.
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It will use its IPO funds to pay the company's debts, Bird said.
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Past imbalances have left large debts that are only slowly being chipped away.
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This does not bother the mashonisas, who are adept at collecting bad debts.
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There were also significant debts, including 13.7 million to engine providers Mercedes alone.
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Emerging-market currencies appreciated against the dollar, keeping inflation low and debts affordable.
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After that, banks are required to transfer debts to lower-cost credit products.
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Chad's woes recall an earlier era, when African economies groaned beneath unpayable debts.
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Because that's what the story's really about: getting out of paying your debts.
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Vehicle owners like him, who have debts to pay, are ruined, he said.
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That means more bad debts, more bad assets, more leverage, and more overcapacity.
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"It's clear that Greece needs to have its debts written off," Lindner said.
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For countries outside the euro, high debts didn't necessarily correlate with slow growth.
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Big Apple Circus reported $3.8 million in assets and debts of $8.3 million.
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A slowdown is not something a country with such daunting debts can afford.
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S. borrowers to service dollar-denominated debts that now total nearly $10 trillion.
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Issues concerning debts, taxes, inheritances, and shared resources are especially sensitive right now.
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The whole sector is saddled by some 360 billion euros of problematic debts.
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Students want to learn, and not take on crushing debts to do so.
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China is going to need to deal with its debts at some point.
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And, with the right plan, you'll pay off your debts along the way.
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The cost of insuring banks' debts against default rose sharply, especially in Europe.
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Last year several factory-owners fled from Gurao, leaving debts and unpaid wages.
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Pemex's remaining debts to suppliers are divided among about 200 companies, he said.
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Firms, unable to roll over their debts, must cut spending to save money.
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Yet by 13 it was struggling to service debts of over $11 billion.
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At some point, China must deal with its excess debts and industrial overcapacity.
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We pay our debts in this country, we will continue to do so.
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Even with financial aid, many students are saddled with $100,000 debts at graduation.
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Serious attempts and debts by suicide often occur at breakdowns in these connections.
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Senators will vote today on a bill that would restructure Puerto Rico's debts.
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Local banks, which are exposed to indigenous producers, are clocking up bad debts.
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Today, Butler admits she doesn't know the full tally of her medical debts.
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Unlike the federal government, states are not allowed to run up huge debts.
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It would make debts denominated in dollars — not bolívars — more expensive to repay.
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The company has total debts of nearly 380 million Bosnian marka ($216.7 million).
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Q: What is your read on oil and its heavy debts among frackers?
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However he pulled off his election, Havelange reached the presidency loaded with debts.
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Many advocates are still pushing for those debts to be forgiven in full.
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Or second, it could be held liable for the debts of that company.
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Persistent and lofty national debts in Italy and Greece are also a worry.
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Otherwise, there won't be much left over to put towards repaying those debts.
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The Japanese government maintains that the 1965 treaty settled all colonial-era debts.
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The snowball, which prioritizes your smallest debts first, is considered to be motivational.
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None of its debts is secured, which gives it flexibility in financing options.
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Which he gladly used because he's too smart to pay those debts either.
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It has $5 million cash on hand and owes $3.2 million in debts.
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But bad debts climbed to 27 billion euros, or 237.1 percent, last year.
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Bad debts stood at 23 billion euros, down for the seventh straight quarter.
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These sins were considered debts to God that must be satisfied by suffering.
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Topics that will come up today are sex and emotional or financial debts.
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"We need [China] to finance our debts and deficits" in the United States.
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The Jackson estate has long since paid off most of Jackson's personal debts.
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Issues concerning intimacy will be highlighted today, as will emotional or financial debts.
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We are here to demand Modi help us and write-off these debts.
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Financially, Leo season finds you sorting out issues concerning debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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It's a pretty easy day, Pisces, minus some concerns about cash and debts.
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The measures are aimed at assuring investors that Argentina can pay its debts.
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Puerto Rico's massive pension debts will also likely get restructured in the bankruptcy.
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So there was no legal mechanism for Puerto Rico to discharge its debts.
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Corporate debt levels continue to rise; government debts and deficits continue to rise.
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Governments (usually) pay back their debts, so those bonds are a safe bet.
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That slice of activism is nearly drowned under the rest of the debts.
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Locked out of banks, the brothers could not pay their employees or debts.
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But for defendants who have accumulated multiple suspensions, such debts may be insurmountable.
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Trump refuses to release his tax returns or disclose information about his debts.
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Analysts have long said that 22013 Fifth was worth less than its debts.
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The deal to keep the government open and paying its debts until Dec.
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"Retrophin owed these investors nothing — the defendant owed these debts," Mr. Srinivasan said.
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Even Greece, still saddled with gargantuan debts, has lately flashed signs of improvement.
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Men said they cried over student loans and credit card and car debts.
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These vultures are investors looking for opportunities in distressed assets and bad debts.
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The answer to the question, should Puerto Rico pay its debts is, yes.
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Last year, the company and its parent firm restructured 82% of their debts.
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Mr. Liberman took to the task with zeal, firing workers and slashing debts.
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MARRIAGE "Kenneth now owns half of my student loan debts," Mr. Mendez said.
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Beyrer recommends listing all of your debts, their balances, payments and interest rates.
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Roslyn Pilmar used the money to repay her debts, the DA's office said.
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Cuba accumulated billions in unpaid loans and debts under the late Fidel Castro.
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According to police, Simhadri had huge debts after losing money in real estate.
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"As members of Christ's body, we are called to cancel debts," Thornton explained.
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Until we reckon with our compounding moral debts, America will never be whole.
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Gross debts ballooned to $3207bn from $250bn at the start of the year.
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It can also be incredibly useful for repaying outstanding debts after your death.
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Buck later discovered that the Léger was sold to settle her father's debts.
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In Greece, which is still struggling with crushing debts, unemployment is around 25%.
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Overstated the depth of his past debts and the number of his employees.
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You could argue that "The Last Jedi," telegraphs its spiritual debts to Buddhism.
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"We will fully repay our debts to financial institutions and suppliers," he wrote.
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That is hurting stock prices and challenging their ability to pay back debts.
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Barnum treated his creditors scrupulously, paying his debts in full and on time.
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It's a sense that somehow we must pay a price for these debts.
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At the same time, bad bank debts have brought about enormous potential risks.
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The old empires with their old debts and ancient troubles have new leaders.
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Legebokoff's defense lawyer zeroed in on the victims' drug debts and risky behavior.
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"It's a huge deal as I have a lot of debts," she said.
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Critically, despite the debts, Manafort agreed to go work for Trump for free.
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Asked about a suggestion last week by the likely Republican nominee, Donald Trump, that he might not repay all the country's debts, Evans said maintaining full faith and confidence in the United States' commitment to service its debts was "unbelievably important".
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"The group actively facilitated the negotiation of its onshore debts and restructuring of its offshore debts to lift blockages and re-launch projects for sale in major cities," Kaisa said in a statement to Hong Kong's stock exchange on Sunday.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese regulators have issued instructions for the repayment of debts owed by China's beleaguered Baoshang Bank that could see larger debts facing haircuts of as much as 30%, two sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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However, some people might notice that if you run the numbers, the debt snowball isn't necessarily the most cost-efficient way to pay your debts, since your most expensive debts (those with the highest interest rates) might not be first priority.
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Remember that your family will be stuck with your debts and liabilities when you pass away, so you want to make sure you have enough life insurance to replace your income and pay off all your debts in one fell swoop.
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Consider strategies like the debt snowball, where you focus on your smallest debts first to cross them off the list, or the debt avalanche, where you focus on your highest-interest debts first to reduce your overall payments over time.
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What it would mean for you: One new law, which passed while Republicans controlled both the House and the Senate, removes many kinds of medical debts from the credit reports of veterans if the debts are less than a year old.
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Antico made his usual assessments, except instead of choosing the debts more likely to be paid he picked the debts less likely to be paid, and instead of sending collection notices he sent letters telling people that their debt was gone.
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Deducting the interest on auto loans and credit card debts is no longer permitted.
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American companies, struggling to pay their debts as interest rates rise, must keep producing.
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This can enable them to knock down their debts and built their credit ratings.
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Taylor is not the first to turn to crowdfunding to reduce their student debts.
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More Chinese companies could default on their debts issued in U.S. dollars, experts warn.
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Arrium went into administration last week with debts exceeding A$2.8 billion ($2.14 billion).
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It cited a jump in provisions for doubtful debts and lower net underwriting income.
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TREIT's debts are all unsecured with unencumbered asset-cover of 4.0x at end-2016.
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"It (restructuring) allows our borrowers to repay debts... to become not troubled," he said.
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Chief Executive Paulo Kakinoff told journalists that would be enough to service its debts.
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They suffer from lack of vision, or heavy debts to canonical creators before them.
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Companies also are having an easier time paying back existing debts, PayNet data showed.
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In the meantime, many are getting creative with how they pay off their debts.
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This is an especially wonderful day to pay off debts or tackle your taxes.
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Many countries with wealth taxes added rules to exclude debts incurred buying exempt assets.
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This provokes trade tensions, and increases non-performing debts in the mainland financial system.
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"As a legal matter, those debts still exist," notes Mitu Gulati of Duke University.
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Montenegro should not have allowed its debts to China to become so perilously vast.
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However, Mercury retrograde begins, finding past debts and taxes coming back from the grave!
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All of this gold is for the Iron Bank — Lannisters pay their debts, remember?
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These external debts and deficits leave Turkey vulnerable to the withdrawal of foreign capital.
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In countries with foreign-currency debts, the exchange rate acts as a financial amplifier.
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It includes a surprising number of Americans (over 21m), whose debts outweigh their assets.
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His sole bid for the Democratic nomination, in 1984, crashed amid humiliation and debts.
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They pay back their debts and try their hardest to fit in, despite everything.
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Perhaps as much as $50bn-100bn of their debts comes due within 12 months.
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When King was confirmed, just 1,300 Corinthian students had seen their loan debts canceled.
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Italy's huge debts – 132% of GDP at the end of last year – keep rising.
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The debts to Mobil and other producers have also curtailed investments in the sector.
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Prosecutors say Manafort misrepresented his assets, debts, and other information to several financial institutions.
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The company reported net debts of 3.4 billion euros at the end of 2018.
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Worse, many of those debts may be over money the consumer legitimately doesn't owe.
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For bondholders, the worry is that bad politics will lead ultimately to bad debts.
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He also pledged to pay future debts within 60 days of receiving the invoice.
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The adage is silent on debts like America's to China, of more than $1.1trn.
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If there's not enough money to cover all the debts, they may go unpaid.
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Financial markets, hungry for dollar-denominated safe assets, betray no concern about America's debts.
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Start out with paying down the minimum on your student loan and other debts.
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Indeed, austerity-induced deflation in the 1920s frustrated attempts to pay down war debts.
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Louise's husband, it turns out, died after a long illness, leaving her huge debts.
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Those debts usually come from low-income people and are more difficult to collect.
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That gives you more time to pay down your debts while still earning income.
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Baker Hughes confirmed the book value of its outstanding debts but declined further comment.
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Roughly 2 billion euros of Steinhoff's 10.7 billion euros in debts mature this year.
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In Europe, the tradition is much more going to the bank and create debts.
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Domestic net debts have risen to $92bn, or five times domestic gross operating profits.
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On the current trajectory, by 2022 its assets will reach $400bn and debts $250bn.
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Most have dollar debts that are comfortable compared with the size of their economies.
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Around the same time my debts imploded, I started to incur massive healthcare bills.
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I still owe $12,709 but I'm paying off other debts more aggressively right now.
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Low bond yields also help companies by making it easier to service their debts.
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If technology can be used to improve underwriting, it could lower bad debts, too.
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Ivory Coast, for instance, issued a bond in 2010 in lieu of unpaid debts.
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Venezuela has been seeking help from Russian oil major Rosneft to pay its debts.
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Complex financial issues, like debts, taxes, or inheritances, will also be topics of discussion.
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Altice's debts were raised on generous terms and need not be repaid for years.
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Trump might also consider using the money to settle some of his personal debts.
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Borrowers will need to devote more of their income to servicing the dollar debts.
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The 'other' category includes consumer finance debt, retail card debt and other unclassified debts.
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As buyers disappear and miss settlement payments, some projects are sinking under their debts.
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He said the banks now had the instruments to deal with the bad debts.
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The sum of 50 billion ringgit included interest and repayment of debts, he added.
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Issues concerning complicated money situations, like inheritances or debts, will also come up today.
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China has said it is confident in Venezuela's ability to properly handle its debts.
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Also, expect your focus to shift to your finances, especially taxes, debts, and inheritances.
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Expect good vibes to flow around finances, especially concerning debts, taxes, or even inheritances.
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Two years ago, as his debts climbed to more than $35,000, he declared bankruptcy.
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Ireland upset other countries when it guaranteed the debts of its banks in 2008.
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Caixa's CEO intends to use the proceeds to repay debts with the Brazilian Treasury.
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The good thing about these debts is that they can be discharged at death.
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She apparently then decided to inherit his estate so she could pay off debts.
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"Creditors will come to retrieve their debts, and not just the banks," he said.
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However, the company said it intends to use net proceeds to pay down debts.
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The plan also includes the proposed sale of 17.7 billion euros in bad debts.
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But some Qataris say that absolving people of their debts sets an unhealthy precedent.
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Cemig, as the company is known, has been pursuing divestments to pay down debts.
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Their debts had been sold to Santander, which then tried to collect on them.
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Although he listed more than $4.2 million in assets, his debts totaled $49.4 million.
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It's also a good occasion to pay off debts and wipe the slate clean.
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Her social worker helps her search for a permanent apartment and manage her debts.
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Many of America's 50 states have big debts and even bigger unfunded pension liabilities.
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With debts now zooming past $9 billion, the company threw in the towel. 5.
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If those projects fail to deliver as expected, bad debts could create a strain.
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Throw extra cash at high-interest debts, including credit card debt or personal loans.
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The American firm, with debts of $6 billion, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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These subordinated and hybrid debts are legacy instruments that are not Basel III-compliant.
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Brazil's economy is shrinking, China's debts are terrifying and Russia is a rusting autocracy.
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More such creative ideas will surely be needed to sort out Italy's bad debts.
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Diaz-Canel assured Sanchez on Thursday that Cuba would make good on those debts.
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It filed in July, listing unsecured debts of $7.4 billion, according to the report.
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The remaining nine firms combined have debts with a total value of $205 million.
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But by 2014 it was struggling to service debts of more than $11 billion.
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Those debts would not be paid until January 2013, more than four years later.
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If you already have debts, prioritize getting them paid off as quickly as possible.
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Countries can find eager takers for their debts and willing holders of their money.
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You have to clear your debts, even if you don't think they are fair.
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Using the first, you prioritize paying down the debts with the highest interest rates.
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This strategy's benefit is the motivation of seeing debts disappear one at a time.
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The Japanese government maintains that the 1965 treaty had settled all colonial-era debts.
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When you consolidate your debts, you'll wind up with one payment instead of multiple.
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But the Internal Revenue Service, collecting on Mr. Cohn's tax debts, confiscated nearly everything.
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"If Uttar Pradesh can waive all farmers' debts, then why not Maharashtra?" he asked.
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As the moon opposes Venus and Mars, you're sorting out debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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Bad debts fell to A$6.1 billion, from A$6.8 billion a year ago.
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My biggest debts were to Blair Academy and Princeton, where I went on scholarship.
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President Trump is also reminding the country that Puerto Rico still has massive debts.
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Then nature hung its noose around the human race's neck and collected its debts.
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Well, just like borrowers have obligations (to pay their debts), so, too, do lenders.
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Kier's share price has recently been hammered following a profit warning and mounting debts.
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The nation's state-owned banks have been burdened with bad debts for several years.
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You'll also be able to work out some financial concerns like debts and taxes.
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GFG companies are not rated by any major rating agency and carry high debts.
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Want to erase some debts or turn a new page in your sex life?
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With debt consolidation, you take out another loan to pay off all your debts.
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And they sometimes need to be able to wipe out some of their debts.
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When those debts went bad, it helped knock the financial system to its knees.
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Yes, Vinnie is burdened by his brother's debts and endangered by his screw-ups.
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Debts all paid, even the outlawed ones, and we have enough to be comfortable.
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It also suspends the collection on defaulted debts -- including wage and tax refund garnishment.
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But the bit about extending the government's ability to pay down America's debts—a.k.a.
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Musically and lyrically, every track is thought through, with debts called in and incurred.
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This eclipse also finds you confronting issues concerning taxes, debts, inheritances, and shared resources.
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It extracted nearly $12 billion in refunds and canceled debts for 29 million consumers.
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Doesn't the dollar bill say it's "legal tender for all debts, public and private"?
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It also announced that many Corinthian students would qualify to have their debts erased.
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But the money isn't good enough for the five-figure debts weighing them down.
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Under the Closed School Discharge program, students were supposed to have their debts forgiven.
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"Thanks to Doug Bennet," she said, "we have no debts anymore, except to him."
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That austerity accelerated Greece's economic decline, making repayment of its debts even less likely.
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But I worked hard, played by the rules, and made good on my debts.
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Why it matters: As the yuan weakens, debts held in dollars get more expensive.
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In "The Student Loan Scam," Collinge admits that he was "obsessed" with his debts.
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A year after the party, Toys 'R' Us declared bankruptcy, citing its huge debts.
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But the more alarming gap occurs in wealth — a household's total assets minus debts.
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Also try breaking down your goals to knock off debts into smaller, meaningful steps.
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For example, you may strive to pay off 20% of your credit card debts.
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The list of places bankrupted by ballooning pension obligations and other debts is growing.
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To try it, start by listing out all of your debts, smallest to largest.
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The answer, which relies on a pun about being short on money, is DEBTS.
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Lenders whose debts are secured by the company's assets are paid first, for example.
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Since 2014, student loan debts have increased from $260 billion to roughly $85033 trillion.
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Currently, they are only required to disclose debts for which they are personally responsible.
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Menus are just as fungible and wait times often extend mysteriously like gambling debts.
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The municipality's subsidiary companies were paralyzed by tax debts and effectively bankrupt, he added.
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Only after the estate's debts were satisfied would the beneficiaries stand to inherit anything.
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Personal loans are unsecured debts with a typical term of three to five years.
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Meanwhile, 28% said they took on new debts or added to their existing balances.
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During the time the organization has grown, personal debts in the U.S. have ballooned.
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Bluegogo's brand name, deposits, debts and other properties will be retained by the company.
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Trump has continued to keep information about his global financial interests and debts secret.
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Argentina made no good-faith efforts to negotiate the fair repayment of their debts.
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He has been sued by others for unpaid debts after investing on their behalf.
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If the rupiah depreciates further, then those debts would be more expensive to repay.
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Nor does keeping students from seeking relief for debts they should never have had.
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Debt ballooned, and in 1982 Mexico defaulted on its debts, with others to follow.
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However, no decision on any sale is imminent, due partly to its complex debts.
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He did not rely on legerdemain to repay his debts, much less Russian oligarchs.
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Complex issues concerning money (like debts or inheritances) may also come to a head.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, VRS, SENIOR DEBTS Any negative rating action in the VRs for MUFG and SMFG would result in a change to their IDRs and the ratings of outstanding senior debts as their SRFs are one notch below their respective VRs.
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Harare has also borrowed to pay for other items, including $1 billion to recapitalize the central bank and clear its debts, and $550 million for ZAMCO, a state-run 'bad bank' set up to handle sour debts from the 2008/09 meltdown.
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Thursday's order alleges that since at least 2009, the companies "purchased millions of dollars worth of consumer debt, inflated those consumer debts, and relied on illegal tactics to extract as much money as possible from consumers for their debts," the regulator said.
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PARIS, July 25 (Reuters) - French supermarket retailer Casino, which is battling investor concerns over debts and its ability to generate cash, scrapped its 13 dividend as it targeted net debts below 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion) in France at the end of 2020.
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Thursday's order alleges that since at least 2009, the companies "purchased millions of dollars' worth of consumer debt, inflated those consumer debts, and relied on illegal tactics to extract as much money as possible from consumers for their debts," the regulator said.
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The February policy documents said China would create a special mechanism to restructure industry debts and non-performing assets while introducing incentives to write off bad debts or transfer them to specialist asset managers, but officials said more specific measures were required.
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His or her remaining assets get pooled together, and then a probate court doles out payments to cover any remaining debts: First the mortgage; then other secured debts, like car loans; and then, if there's any money left, unsecured debt, like credit cards.
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IDRS, SENIOR DEBTS, SRS AND SRFS The IDRs of MUFG and its subsidiary banks, BTMU and MUTB, are driven by their VRs and any change in the VRs could result in a change to their IDRs and the ratings of outstanding senior debts.
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The government also has announced other budget measures, including a bill allowing the Treasury to appropriate resources from unredeemed judicial debts and a program to renegotiate tax debts, both of which could help generate 13.6 billion reais more in revenues than originally forecast.
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Guzman said the country was looking to "roll over" its debts with the IMF, though the deal with bondholders was more urgent, considering that bond payments were fast coming due and that the country could not keep paying debts with international reserves.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI, May 29 (Reuters) - Chinese regulators have issued instructions for the repayment of debts owed by China's beleaguered Baoshang Bank that could see larger debts facing haircuts of as much as 30%, two sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, most loans are carried on the government's balance sheet, and, because of wage-garnishment capabilities and other aggressive tools for collecting student debts, they are repaid at fairly high rates, making a rash of unpaid debts less likely.
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European creditors will need to pledge to finance Greece's debts at today's low interest rates.
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As the renminbi falls, many companies may find it harder to pay back dollar debts.
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The FN was considered a spent force: it was split, demoralised, and faced chronic debts.
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Lessons around intimacy, debts (emotional and financial), and fears about the unknown may come up.
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To try this strategy, list all your debts out by amount, from smallest to largest.
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Scorpio energy is all about debts being paid, so you'll get the recognition you're due!
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This is not the first time Tyga has been in the news for his debts.
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The company is also noticing a trend of customers consolidating their debts into personal loans.
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The room was comped and Nixon ran up some big debts at Lansky's gambling casino.
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But many analysts suspect Chinese banks are carrying much more bad debts on their books.
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The CIRC said that Anbang's debts and obligations will not be impacted by the takeover.
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We've been hearing for years from Republicans about how debts and deficits hold back growth.
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On the financial front, complex issues around debts, taxes, or inheritances will also be addressed.
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If you're behind on debts, some of your monthly benefit may be up for grabs.
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Of this, $5,625.81 is owed by 34 students with lunch debts of $75 or more.
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You've already paid off debts, built up an emergency cash reserve, and invested for retirement.
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One group of foreign investors, however, accuses Iceland of, in effect, defaulting on its debts.
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Argentina's debts, especially its dollar liabilities, mostly lie with the government; Turkey's sit with firms.
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The Lannisters finally repaid their debts to the Iron Bank by taking gold from Highgarden.
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In 2010, Irizarry filed for bankruptcy protection, citing assets of $157,356 and debts of $424,868.
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Kingfisher's unpaid debts are estimated at about 900 million pounds, including principal and accumulated interest.
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Tianjin is, he says, a "pilot experiment" for how the government will resolve its debts.
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It's also trapping some countries under debts they will likely never be able to repay.
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On a more mundane level, complex financial issues like debts and taxes are looked it.
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The state has repeatedly vowed to preserve the currency peg and honor debts on time.
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Meanwhile, students completed two terms of unaccredited courses, still assuming and accumulating student loan debts.
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A dearer dollar makes life difficult for those with local-currency assets and dollar debts.
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Not only the debts but the economy has got to be worked through and restructured.
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I have not been able to pay off these debts, and my credit is ruined.
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This happened in part due to the housing foreclosure process wiping out many mortgage debts.
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But rip-roaring growth led to bad debts and breaches of American rules on sanctions.
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Earlier, the federal government froze the state's bank accounts because it failed to pay debts.
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"Then you throw on potentially a big fiscal package, rising debts and deficits," Boockvar added.
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ITALY'S SALVINI SAYS ONLY WAY TO BOOST ECONOMIC GROWTH IS TO PAY DEBTS, CUT TAXES
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When promoter-led firms cannot service their debts, dominant owner-bosses tend to skip repayments.
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Some of the country's biggest conglomerates have had to renegotiate debts worth billions of dollars.
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So any budgetary help to, for example, refinance debts is completely out of the question.
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Altice Europe has embarked upon an asset-selling programme in order to cut its debts.
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Another bucket of cash can cover the current cost of living and address any debts.
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"We have substantially reduced the company's debts and significantly improved its earnings situation," he said.
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Seadrill, part of Norwegian billionaire John Fredriksen's business empire, is trying to restructure its debts.
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State pension fund debts have been growing since 2000, after falling in the preceding decades.
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At the end, the filer will no longer have to repay certain debts they've accrued.
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He left a pile of debts after years of drought laid waste to his land.
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In practice a rising dollar can play havoc with emerging markets that have dollar debts.
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I reached out to Rent-A-Center to ask about how they collect on debts.
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Short of a large and prolonged risk premium on its bonds, Italy's debts are serviceable.
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The first is the trajectory, with LGFV debts more than tripling over the past decade.
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The California National Guard had said it didn't have the authority to ignore the debts.
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Germans and other northerners do not feel enough solidarity towards southerners to share their debts.
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But behind the scenes, investors complained about Mr. Newman not paying debts owed to them.
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The state remains saddled with enormous debts, notably a $130bn unfunded liability for public pensions.
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Worries about student loan debts may also prompt consumers to hold off on other goals.
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Its net debts are 2.6 times its gross operating profits, again excluding its financial arm.
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In a similar vein, those who fail to repay debts are punished by travel restrictions.
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"We'd be more than happy to absolve these people of their debts," he told Politico.
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That doesn't mean that they'll get it, though, or that the debts will be waived.
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But the federal government itself, in practice, never pays its total debts down to zero.
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The market value of soured debts can vary, however, depending on the quality of collateral.
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The form asks for a detailed listing of assets, income, and debts, among other information.
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Money is also a major theme during materialistic Taurus season, especially inheritances, debts, and taxes.
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We should incentivize more employers to partner with their employees to pay down their debts.
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Casino is in the process of selling assets in order to help cut its debts.
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After graduation, she'll channel all resources into paying off debts and rebuilding her emergency fund.
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By borrowing and spending, firms boost demand; when paying down debts they subtract from it.
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The company listed assets of $230 million and debts of $545 million, as of Jan.
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Many emerging markets are wrestling with excessive debts, slow growth, plunging currencies and rising inflation.
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As companies scramble to pay down their dollar debts, asset prices in emerging markets fall.
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"There is no community income, property, assets, or debts to this union," the documents state.
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Listen Gemini, it's time to pay off any debts you have—both financial and emotional.
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But the money would not be used to resolve the thornier problem of bad debts.
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Baugur owed most of its debts in Mosaic to what was then Iceland's largest bank.
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They mostly raise issues with companies pushing people to pay debts that do not exist.
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But they work a lot of overtime to earn enough to pay off their debts.
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He said Chinese financing was saddling countries with "enormous" debts and failing to create jobs.
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The investigation has impacted the company operations, raising questions on its ability to pay debts.
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This eclipse is also huge for any tricky financial issues, like debts, taxes, or inheritances.
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Lim and Mahathir have blamed corruption scandals in the previous administration for Malaysia's large debts.
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The firm said it would continue to operate as it attempts to restructure its debts.
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Investors fear that low oil prices will force energy companies to default on their debts.
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Puerto Rico faces a deadline on Friday to pay off $2 billion of its debts.
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Now you can finally pay off those phone debts thanks to the International Drainage Commission.
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The primary balance measures the surplus, or deficit, in government finances before servicing its debts.
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Such debts will become costlier to service if Western interest rates rise and currencies strengthen.
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The fund's biggest test of strength will be denting Italy's gigantic pile of bad debts.
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Now the company has debts of £1.3 billion, including a crippling pension deficit of £571m.
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After the hurricane, it became painfully clear that these debts would be impossible to repay.
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It paid the Sicilians' debts to Colombian cocaine cartels, effectively buying them out as partners.
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There was no longer any mention of the push to reduce bad debts, for example.
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Privately-owned Nakumatt had accumulated debts of $150 million by the start of this year.
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With it, Puerto Rico might grow enough to pay at least some of its debts.
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Complicated financial issues, like debts or inheritances, are coming up for you to work with.
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Instead, those students would receive sunflower butter and jelly sandwiches until their debts were paid.
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My debts were mounting, but I was scared to leave the farm without my passport.
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A fall in the dollar would make it easier to service their foreign-currency debts.
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Norwegian is doomed, the business model doesn't work and they're saddled now with enormous debts.
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They are incurring huge debts in the process and are under pressure to reach Europe.
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After the book came out, within one month he had paid back all his debts.
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SandRidge has total debts of around $4 billion and Energy XXI owes approximately $163 billion.
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Huge debts, relatively low cash reserves and thin margins make it vulnerable in any downturn.
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"With debts still high ... the market will be waiting nervously on this judgment," they said.
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Japan's government says it had already repaid all its wartime debts in a 1965 treaty.
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It also gave me immediate accountability since Johnny knew my goals, debts, and expenses. 3.
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Why people choose the debt snowball: It's incredibly satisfying to cross debts off the list!
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If you don't yet have one, saving for this while paying off debts is crucial.
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This option is ideal for credit card debts, because they often have high interest rates.
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Late last year, however, Riyadh began settling its debts more promptly, boosting the private sector.
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The central bank has been buying dollars to build its reserves and repay some debts.
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This is in line with FTC regulations, which prohibit collecting fees before debts are settled.
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But there are some things you should consider if you find your personal debts rising.
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Proceeds from the debt sale will be used to repay outstanding debts to third parties.
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Only Congress can provide the Puerto Rico government with the authority to restructure its debts.
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The new U.S. sanctions focus on one of Venezuela's biggest economic vulnerabilities: its outstanding debts.
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These claims could range from illegitimate children to debts my grandfather had failed to settle.
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Potential partners might also fear being on the hook for whatever debts you have accumulated.
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With this kind of approach it's no wonder why billions of debts have piled up.
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And, though he was sometimes late settling his debts, he says he always repaid them.
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We will repay all debts to the financial institutions, suppliers and anyone else we owe.
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"Many state and local pension funds are hiding vast debts through accounting gimmicks," said Nunes.
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"One of our immediate goals is to pay off all of our debts," Beka said.
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A total buyout value of A$1.3 billion would include the company's debts and liabilities.
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If someone in my family died, could I afford to be saddled with their debts?
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Of those, most said they were contacted for payment on two to four different debts.
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Such an improvement has made investors more confident on Portugal's ability to repay its debts.
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They help raise funds for big infrastructure projects without having to record their debts publicly.
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But Chapter 60083 allows secured debts to be repaid over the course of the plan.
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People cannot even start the process of defending themselves until they have settled their debts.
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Healing old wounds, paying past debts, and deepening your intimate relationships is on the menu.
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I'm trying to work on the debts but without cash coming in it is tough.
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Money, especially complicated issues like taxes, debts, and even inheritances, will also be a focus.
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A Manafort spokesman explained to the Post that Manafort was referring to collect past debts.
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Eskom's balance sheet showed total debts were 419 billion rand at the end of September.
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To try the snowball, start by listing out all of your debts, smallest to largest.
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Having amassed debts totaling 25 billion euros ($27.3 billion), it also faces writedowns on Uniper.
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On that trip, he was trying to collect debts from Ukrainian clients, Mr. Kilimnik said.
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Puerto Rico's current debts include several different types of bonds, whose priorities are in dispute.
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They were promissory notes for additional debts the nuns said they did not owe him.
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The Venezuelan government depends on sales from its state oil company to pay its debts.
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Venus in Taurus will also affect your finances—especially debts and taxes—and even inheritances.
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Mr. Biden and the Democratic National Committee had only $22016 million, after accounting for debts.
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On Tuesday a check was delivered and shoppers were informed that their debts were forgiven.
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The Lannister promise — that they always pay their debts — won't be enough with these guys.
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Most people struggling to pay off their debts are not graduates of four-year colleges.
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Over the years, he accumulated a trail of minor criminal charges, debts and defunct businesses.
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Italy would likely default on its debts, and its replacement currency would be greatly devalued.
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Destination Maternity, when it filed, listed $260 million in assets and $244 million in debts.
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Some 1.8 million taxpayers have debts that the agency deems uncollectable because of economic hardship.
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"SNPC's debts could end up on the state's books, to catastrophic effect," Global Witness said.
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To pay the federal debts, forcibly collecting federal revenue was essential for the first time.
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These dollar debts have grown from 14% to 603% of GDP since 2009, on average.
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Investors and creditors, they started calling in their debts, but plantation owners were totally underwater.
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The second reason to worry is that the United States must constantly repay its debts.
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China's cities may soon find borrowing costs even higher and avenues for reducing debts narrower.
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Then Trump learned he would inherit the debts of the previous ownership -- and pulled out.
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"My mother always told me to repay old debts," one donor wrote her one afternoon.
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Lower classes incurred huge debts of gratitude that could never be repaid, functionally enslaving them.
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Cannon's involvement in counterfeiting was tied to gambling debts, bad business investments and questionable friends.
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But the breakneck expansion left it with high debts, leading to a sharp strategy change.
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These arrest warrants over debts are likely being issued in other states, too, Peterson said.
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When you consolidate your debts, you&aposll wind up with one payment instead of multiple.
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The cost of those deficits and debts are already a drag on the national economy.
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He wasn't sure why Emass had now softened its approach, but his debts nonetheless remained.
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He now works in a shop and is still trying to pay off his debts.
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Guzman, 37, supports a growth-led model to help Argentina to pay off its debts.
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Icahn stands to make millions if mall owners are unable to pay off their debts.
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"List all your debts, except for your home, from smallest to largest," says Dave Ramsey.
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We organized our debts from smallest to largest and paid off the smallest one first.
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The German Federal Employment Agency's reserves would remain untouched, and no debts will be communitized.
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The move comes amid concern that many Chinese firms are struggling to handle their debts.
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The debts amount to 2.3 percent of Nigeria's gross domestic product, analysts at Ecobank said.
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The secret, it is said, hides in his tax returns and his debts to Russia.
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To employ the avalanche method, list your debts from highest to lowest by interest rate.
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For many Americans, those debts are also making it more difficult to get a mortgage.
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The greatest risk is not the country's excessive debts, which worry many financiers and investors.
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And it will also boost the money they are spending on services their current debts.
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But the bigger problem is that most of us here have debts to pay off.
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The economic challenges before Zimbabwe are enormous: vast debts, a battered infrastructure, hyperinflation, soaring unemployment.
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Students should be able to afford them, and borrowers should not be crushed by debts.
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But the debts that many physicians leave school with are staggering: The median is $190,000.
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This isn't the first time the discount shoe retailer has attempted to restructure its debts.
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When her debts got out of control, she had to move in with her mom.
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The Department of the Treasury can withhold a portion of your Social Security benefit to collect on delinquent legal obligations such as child support or alimony, as well as tax debts and other non-tax debts owed to a federal agency (think: federal student loans).
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"90 percent of our clients also have mainstream credit, but a financial shock such as job loss has pushed them to use high cost credit to manage their debts," said Peter Tutton, head of policy at StepChange, a charity that helps people manage debts.
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The new law's effects are already noticeable, according to an IRS spokesman, who told the Journal that 220 people had handed over $85033 million to repay their full debts as of late June, while 1,400 others had set up payment plans to reduce their debts.
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"The group actively facilitated the negotiation of its onshore debts and restructuring of its offshore debts to lift blockages and re-launch projects for sale in major cities to unleash sales momentum," the company said in a statement to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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But a few eventually emerge as key to the story: Monica (Sakurako Konishi) is an addict paying off her father's debts with sex work, while accumulating her own debts to her abusive pimps, Yasu (Takahiro Miura) and his Western girlfriend Julie (credited only as "Becky").
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Along with their grief, these women must grapple with debts, babies and the taint of criminality.
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If the overseas assets perform poorly, the companies could be left with crippling debts at home.
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He had heavy gambling debts and was battling his wife for custody of their three children.
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A final risk is that abnormally high profits could fall, making it harder to service debts.
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Italy's labour reforms have been tentative, and it is only now tackling its banks' bad debts.
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Hedge fund Muddy Waters is one of the firms to have raised concerns over Casino's debts.
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Banif collapsed after it was unable to pay off debts and service payments to the state.
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Trump seems to have aggressively worked to avoid reporting taxable income after restructuring debts, says Rosenthal.
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Sri Lanka's total external debts stood at 4.08 trillion rupees ($26.52 billion) as of end-March.
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The government did not say it has discharged any of the debts of these eligible veterans.
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Still, some of the group's businesses have been forced to restructure debts as their revenues dwindled.
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This should help them offset the balance sheet impact of bringing hidden bad debts onto books.
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She said the IPO, which raised $146 million, will also be used to pay off debts.
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About 20,000 people a year apply for personal bankruptcy in the hope of escaping their debts.
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Debts and taxes come up in conversation, and your sex life is a big topic, too.
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These debts can spiral out of control if you don't focus on them when you're young.
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In 1861, Mexican President Benito Juárez declared that his country couldn't afford to pay its debts.
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Members would gain status by selling drugs, collecting debts and assaulting community members, court documents state.
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Money is also a key topic now, especially in trickier circumstances like debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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Repaying debts is a great way to use the energy at the end of the month.
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Then look to debts with fixed rates and payments, such as a mortgage or auto loan.
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The ABF's claim is built on the widely accepted doctrine that governments inherit their predecessors' debts.
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Public debts across the union remain large, and progress on liberalising structural reforms has largely stalled.
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But McAuliffe said when people have paid their debts, they should enjoy the benefits of citizenship.
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And you know how Lannisters are with debts, as much of the Internet has pointed out.
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Debts in the banking sector, red tape and restrictive labour laws may slow any economic boom.
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As the greenback rises, borrowers husband cash to service the increasing cost of their own debts.
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