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A large proportion of corporate debt is denominated in foreign currency; devaluation would make repayment harder.
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Applying for a Direct Consolidation Loan can seem like an easy solution to make repayment more manageable.
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If you're looking for options to help you get out of debt and make repayment easier, debt consolidation may be right for you.
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Protectionist U.S. trade policies coupled with dollar strength will make repayment of the $3 trillion in dollar denominated debt of emerging market borrowers more challenging.
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For example, during hurricanes Irma and Maria, and more recently during the government shutdown, some lenders voluntarily initiated payment deferments for affected borrowers because they were confident their borrowers would make repayment a high priority.
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Now, the devastation caused by Maria will likely reduce even further the amount of money that government can make available to the debt holders — and its willingness to make repayment a priority, given the myriad urgent needs.
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At the end of 1983 Butterfield was rescued by a short-term loan from an American investment company, Technology Incorporated. Butterfield was unable to raise alternative funds to make repayment and under the terms of the loan Technology Incorporated assumed control of Butterfield. Ownership was transferred to Shelvoke Dempster on 1 January 1984. Dempster Systems was an American subsidiary of Technology Incorporated.Butterfield-Harvey.
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During this long period, in which he became the undoubted doyen of French financial affairs; he first had to make repayment for the War Indemnity — a task which, owing largely to his consummate knowledge of foreign exchange markets, was effected long before the prescribed time. It was at a conference held between Say, Gambetta and Charles de Freycinet in 1878 that the great scheme of public works, introduced by the latter, was adopted as government policy. Say's general financial outlook was to ameliorate the burden of taxation. In accordance with his free-trade market principles, he believed that the surest way of enriching the French nation, and therefore its Treasury, was to remove all restrictions on internal commerce.
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Anyone being asked to act as a guarantor on a loan should ensure they fully understand their own liability. These loans are sometimes used by angel investors to help out startup companies where the investor is unwilling or unable to provide direct funding. Although these loans can be used to help provide financially responsible individuals with lending they could not otherwise access, it is important to recognize that they still do carry significant risks for the guarantor, who is liable for the full debt amount should the borrower be unable to make repayment. A report suggests that these loans could be as damaging as payday loans, with 43% of guarantors in the study unclear about their financial liability.
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