Sentences with phrase «carries little debt»

They must ascertain that a property carries little debt otherwise, they risk a big loss.

Most of these businesses carry little debt, and they're expanding sales in Asia.

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A significant proportion of households still carry little or no debt, and in the years ahead might choose to borrow more.

Even before the 2008 - 2009 recession, financial advisers were warning that some baby boomers were carrying too much debt, saving too little, and relying too heavily on Social Security to retire comfortably.

Clearly, we can not spend all the cash and it also depends on a little bit on the covenants of our 200 million debt on how much cash we are required to carry.

A little more than 38 percent of American households carry some amount of credit card debt.

It makes little or no sense to carry debt into retirement: if your finances are that shaky, you have no business contemplating retirement.

I totally understand that when not enough income comes in it's tough as hell, so start with the simple stuff, like trying not to create debt or carrying debt, have a $ 500 emergency fund, then try to add a little at a time, until you are secure enough with what you have and then start investing.

These are stable companies with proven business models that generate steady cash flows, carry very little debt, and trade at low price - to - book and price - to - earnings ratios.

A good credit card can be a tool to rebuild your credit, but only if you manage it responsibly by always paying your bills on - time and carrying little, if any, debt.

And if you're putting money into a TFSA while carrying consumer debt you're probably paying a lot in interest just so you can save a little in tax.

It takes longer (the Ohio State study indicates some of the current generation will be comfortable carrying debt until they die), and more is paid in interest, but it is also a little more bearable — if you are not as uncomfortable with the idea of carrying debt.

It is always recommended to carry little to no debt prior to purchasing a home and then once the home is purchased then add an auto payment afterwards.

There's legal fees, there's a little bit of animosity, sometimes one of the spouses agrees to take over the debts as part of the settlement separation or divorce and they write up the paperwork and all of a sudden one of the spouses is responsible for all this debt load that used to be carried for two incomes.

Which leaves the average American with little recourse aside from remembering tips like, missing monthly payments can really damage your score, as can carrying too much debt relative to your income.

She carries little to no credit card debt.

«They're conservative with money because of the recession,» Weliver says, adding that ideally, the typical Millennial «would love to put 20 percent down on a 15 - year mortgage, carry as little debt as possible, and pay it off as quickly as possible.»

Actually, a little less than half of adults in this country do carry a balance so don't be, don't subscribe to this mistaken notion that, oh, well, we're all in debt like everybody has.

A little simple math says that if you only have the average amount of debt, it takes the first $ 33,000 in your business» revenue to carry this debt — and most small businesses have more debt than the average American household.

The moral of the story, then, is to always pay your bills on - time and carry very little debt.