Sentences with phrase «bad debts piling»

China is engaged in an elaborate shell game to hide a mountain of bad debts piling up on the balance sheets of its banks, developers and state - owned enterprises.

Using plastic to make purchases is so easy, and paying the minimum balance each month requires so little effort, that bad debt piles up.

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The collapsing economy has created an expanding pile of bad debts that have further burned through Greek banks fragile capital cushion.

Even worse than their piling debt, the Jesus - loving, homosexual - hating Josh seems to have lied to fans about their unpaid taxes.

Konni Burton understands state government needs to steer clear of piling more debt on future generations of Texans because she knows «borrow and spend» is just as bad as «tax and spend.»

But there are times when you feel like you are under stress, maybe not as bad as the stress of those in the Alamo, but nevertheless stress because of financial hardship, because of debt piling up, because you really need a loan.

Famed investor and Quantum Fund co-founder Jim Rogers made waves recently when he warned of a new bear market — «horrendous, the worst,» he said — brought on by global debt that has piled too high.

Famed investor and Quantum Fund co-founder Jim Rogers made waves recently when he warned of a new bear market — «horrendous, the worst,» he said — brought on by global debt that has piled too...

Avoid debt settlement agencies that have a very low fee but no reputation, because you may risk losing your money or worse pile more debts.

Given the bad rap that credit cards have had, particularly in recent years, no thanks to consumer credit card debt piling up and contributing to the credit and subprime loan crisis, it's refreshing to see that a good number of people still love their credit cards.

Sitting on that pile of debt felt wrong, mainly because my dad had ingrained in me growing up that debt was bad and should be avoided as much as possible.

They can easily leave you in piles of unwanted debt, or worse, stuck in the payday loan debt trap.

The plunge in interest and mortgage rates after the Credit Crisis has only made things worse as people piled on cheap debt.

Imagine how much worse it feels if your dream of home ownership has turned into just a pile of debt.

If the pace of home price appreciation slows down — or worse, prices drop — there will be consequences for households that have been piling on debt.

If you only consider your mortgage when you're buying life insurance, your family could find themselves with a pile of leftover debts that could make the situation a thousand times worse.