Sentences with phrase «afford extra debt»

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They want borrowers who can afford to take on new debt, along with some extra cushion.

Would you be able to afford the extra money when your debt is paid off?

If you have time and can afford it, try to pay off all your debt (or at least all your high - interest debt) before you retire to give you a little extra cushion.

So if you find yourself paying a lot in interest every year, find out how much extra you can afford for debt repayment and attack that highest interest rate balance.

There is a significant percentage of clients who could go either debt settlement or credit counseling and these customers have to decide if they want to tighten their belts enough to afford credit counseling or save an extra couple hundred a month possibly and deal with the negatives and risks of settlement.

Once you have filled out your budget sheet (and maybe made a plan to cut back on unnecessary spending) you will be able to determine how much «extra» income you can afford to pay on your credit card debt each month.

Work out how much of this you can afford to put towards extra repayments to clear your debts.

Over the past several years I have been teaching extra courses to pay off debt, visit my now lovely wife (we did a long - distance relationship for two years), travel, and ultimately afford a house.

Once you know what kind of debt you have and how you want to pay it off, you have to figure out how much extra you can afford to pay on your loans.

As we are just starting our first serious attempt to get out of debt, snowflaking an extra $ 50 a month (all we can afford right now, really) just doesn't give any psychological payoff.

You've done a great job paying down debt, but with only a low interest rate mortgage and a short amortization, I think you can afford to focus on investing with your extra cash flow.