Sentences with phrase «assumed high debt»

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Therefore, one can assume that the Fed would be OK about keeping rates low for the time being so they are not rolling it over at increasingly higher rates with higher debt payments.

At the time, there were no official statistics comparing foreign debt levels in developed countries, and in their absence there was a tendency for people to assume the worst — that is, to assume that Australia was the highest on the list.

The table above shows eight different approaches to paying off $ 53,000 in student loan debt at 6.3 percent interest (we're assuming that most of this debt is made up of higher - interest grad school loans, and that the borrower starts out earning $ 50,000 in adjusted gross income a year).

«Most discussions of how company balance sheets will react to higher yields assume an instantaneous jump in debt - servicing costs — but borrowing is fixed - rate for several years,» Barclays says.

Yes, the pension debt is much higher than CalPERS has declared, and its assumed rate of return on its investments is much more optimistic than it should be.

Assuming you don't have higher rate credit cards or other debt somewhere else.

With lending guidelines taking a more open mind, it's time to look to compensating factors when a situation arises where a credit score is slightly low, a debt to income ratio is high, a buyer needs to temporarily assume 2 housing payments and a number of other circumstances.

Because of its subordinate position, the mezzanine loan assumes a higher risk profile than senior debt but retains a less risky position than preferred equity.

This assumes that you are allocating a fixed total amount to paying off your debts so that everything left over after making the minimum payments on the other credit cards goes to paying off the one with the higher interest rate.

The table above shows eight different approaches to paying off $ 53,000 in student loan debt at 6.3 percent interest (we're assuming that most of this debt is made up of higher - interest grad school loans, and that the borrower starts out earning $ 50,000 in adjusted gross income a year).

For that reason, these students assume that high levels of student debt don't really matter since it will get paid off easily when they graduate.

So, let's assume that you dealt with the cash flow problems and your budgets in good shape but you have some high interest rate credit card debt that you'd like to deal with.

Compared to high - interest debt, these two options provide lower interest rates, more manageable debt payments and ultimately increase your chances of paying off debt (we're going to assume credit card debt).

Assuming these numbers are accurate, and many suggest the student loan blame is not nearly as high as believed, I as an actual Mortgage Loan Officer, can attest that yes, student loan debt is a factor in some cases.

So, from a tax perspective, contributing to an RRSP probably makes sense for you, Tim, as long as your income is modest and definitely if it is high, assuming you don't have high - interest rate debt.

High school students making college plans should not assume that any of these plans will rescue them, nor should they blame the system and assume they have no choice but to take on massive debt in order to get a college degree.

Commenters suggested that the annual earnings rate threshold is too high because, as Baum and Schwartz Start Printed Page 64918explained, a supportable annual earnings rate of 8 percent assumes that all non-housing debts do not exceed 8 percent of annual income.

Assuming you can find a legitimate debt settlement company, (one that actually negotiates you debt instead of taking your money and running away with it) the costs can be very high.

Assuming you do not have a ton of collection accounts, charge - offs, public records or late payments; high credit card debt may be the number one factor holding your credit score down.

If in five years — disregarding higher interest rates that may take effect along the way and assuming house prices do not change — the mortgage debt will be down to perhaps $ 150,000, they would have equity of $ 200,000.

And total debt's much higher at 5.4 M — let's assume everything else nets out.

As such, we build up productive capacity using debt, assuming that high compound growth will make it work, and fall into another bout of debt deflation.

-- Assuming another's high - interest debt can help them lower their debt costs, but you may never get paid back... (See Balance transfer)

Nor should one assume that debt levels and defaults are low because no one is spending; on the contrary, May light vehicle sales were the highest since July 2005 and retail sales jumped.

Let's further assume that my credit score is merely average, and my debt ratios are fairly high.

Also, Realty Income maintains very modest secured debt (as of Q3 - 14, it is around 17 %), and the only reason it's as high as that is because the company assumed debt associated with the ARCT deal.