Sentences with phrase «after piles of debt»

Filing for bankruptcy is one way of getting rid of piles after piles of debt.

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Given the softening economy in the latter half of last year and first months of 2013, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty's target of getting back to balance by 2015 — after piling up $ 172 billion in debt in eight years — will depend on three assumptions all coming to good.
Of course, a return to normal levels of business engagement would be welcome after years of relying on consumers piling on debt to power the economOf course, a return to normal levels of business engagement would be welcome after years of relying on consumers piling on debt to power the economof business engagement would be welcome after years of relying on consumers piling on debt to power the economof relying on consumers piling on debt to power the economy.
Premier Foods has been trying to reduce its debt pile and meet bankers» sell - off demands after the company was weighed down by the acquisition of Hovis and Mr Kipling group RHM in March 2007.
The question for me is, would I rather have a HUGE pile of cash and small mortgage debt (after all I have been paying it down a little each month for so many years), or a tiny pile of cash and no mortgage at all?
Overspending just to chase after rewards practically guarantees that you'll end up with a pile of debt that can haunt you long after graduation.
So if you happen to not be one of those who is able to negotiate a higher salary, or have parents or a spouse who is happy to support you, or have loads of savings or a pile of money that someone has bequeathed to you, and your debts are more than your yearly salary, and you have access to sufficient credit to cover all or a significant chunk of your student loans (and any other consumer debt), then bankruptcy after flipping the debt might be a good option for you.
One of the biggest mistakes I see divorcing couples make is piling on additional debt after they separate, thinking that their spouse is responsible for one - half of this new debt.
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