Sentences with phrase «accumulating additional debt»

If that amount seems too far out of reach, start with a modest initial emergency savings goal of $ 1,000, which should cover many basic car or home repair costs and help you avoid accumulating additional debt.

Making a move without accumulating additional debt is a matter of finding ways to save on moving expenses as well as accurately calculating the associated costs.

Assuming you do not accumulate any additional debt, an increase in your credit limit will only help you.

Unfortunately, if you accumulate additional debt after getting preapproved — such as a car loan or another line of credit — this can reduce the amount you're able to spend buying a new house.

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Accumulated wealth will decrease and finally additional debts have to be taken on to sustain the lifestyle level.

I pointed out that if she accumulated an additional $ 10,000 in debt, that would be $ 70,000 in total.

Racking up too much in debt could easily put you in a situation where you're just paying the additional interest instead of actually paying off your accumulated debt.

Although the loans were only receiving about 3.5 % in interest, I had accumulated an additional $ 600 of debt within the first year.

Accumulated wealth will decrease and finally additional debts have to be taken on to sustain the lifestyle level.

If you can convince the IRS that you're unable to pay whatever back taxes you owe, and they trust that you're going to make good on your debt as soon as you're able, then you'll be able to earn a deferment that gives you the breathing room to build up your finances without any additional penalties, fees or fines accumulating on your debt.

Students who borrow but drop out, by definition, do not have additional years to accumulate debt, but fall into trouble making monthly payments without the benefits of a degree.

Consumer Proposals allow you to reduce the debts you owe, structure the time you have to pay off all your debts, or some combination of both, without accumulating interest or paying additional fees.

Racking up too much in debt could easily put you in a situation where you're just paying the additional interest instead of actually paying off your accumulated debt.