Sentences with phrase «about excess debt»
The company, which was among the most aggressive buyers of foreign assets until recently, has sold real estate and entertainment assets in China amid government concerns about excess debt.
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No family should have to worry about excess debt after they lose a loved one in their lives.
No family should have to worry about excess debt after they lose a loved one in their lives.
It's ALL about excess debt.
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Getting serious about credit card debt requires lifestyle changes, so we suggest taking it a step further than just using excess cash to pay off credit card debt.
As the gap widens, it creates rising uncertainty about how excess debt servicing costs will ultimately be allocated, and at the point at which this uncertainty is high enough to alter materially the behavior of economic agents, and so lower the net asset value of the economic entity, the borrowing country has «excessive» debt.
If you happen to be in the unfortunate situation of excess debt, you might have done some digging yourself trying to learn more about if they're appropriate for your situation.
«By being clear about that, I thought we would be in a better position to convince the public that the debt was down to our response to the credit crunch, not to excess spending before it.»
China's economy is in the toilet and going down as we speak not to mention FCA's ship is beyond hope floundering in a sea of excess debt and about to find its way straight to Davey Jones Locker... So so much for ever seeing a Maserati that isn't a rebadged something else..
Though I'm not crazy about the US Dollar, and the US in this economic environment, I'm not sure what can replace the US and its flexbile economy, which allows the rest of the world to shed its excesses here in exchange for buying our debts.
About 80 % of dental school graduates from the class of 2016 reported having student debt exceeding $ 100K, and 30 % have debt in excess of $ 300K.
Getting serious about credit card debt requires lifestyle changes, so we suggest taking it a step further than just using excess cash to pay off credit card debt.
If you're in the great position of having excess cash, you could think about paying off any business related debt or purchase assets that will help you generate more income.
But what about a country's (unguaranteed) debt in excess of 75 % of GDP?
John thinks about this in terms of living within your means, debt free, and without excess.
A term insurance policy will require a medical exam, but your family will be listed as the beneficiary of the policy, and they can use the money to pay off a mortgage debt, but still have control over any excess without having to worry about the bank as a middleman.