At the above poster, it definitely makes sense to pay off
certain debts before investing especially if they are at high interest rates because it's a guaranteed return.
At the above poster, it definitely makes sense to pay off
certain debts before investing especially if they are at high interest rates because it's a guaranteed return.
Not exact matches
The borrower will need to meet
certain credit requirements
before cosigner release will be granted, including a minimum income and credit score, and a maximum
debt - to - income ratio.
Just limit the deductibility of interest expense when the indebtedness exceeds a
certain percent of net worth
before the
debt.
Lenders will allow a
certain percentage of your gross (
before tax) income for recurring monthly
debts.
but it wont be to long
before we are over the # 200 million mark in cash reserves net wise (not gross) with the new t.v deal coming in and our gross
debt is around the # 220 million mark so not far off at all in fact, so maybe two more years then we will defo have more cash than
debt for
certain.
Though, as said
before, the main purpose of these loans is to help those who need to reduce their
debt in order to avoid further worsening of their current financial situation, they are also used for attending to urgent needs that can not be postponed specially when related to
certain accidents or illnesses that imply high medical bills that otherwise couldn't be covered.
The primary borrower must also meet
certain credit requirements
before cosigner release can be granted, including a minimum income and credit score, and a maximum
debt - to - income ratio
The borrower will need to meet
certain credit requirements
before cosigner release will be granted, including a minimum income and credit score, and a maximum
debt - to - income ratio.
You also need to have a
certain amount of
debt before you can consolidate.
You've had to been making payments on this
debt for a
certain amount of time, however,
before you can be eligible.
Employers will have
certain restrictions that you must meet
before debt forgiveness kicks in.
They usually approach you with emotional sales pitches that would make even the Grinch's heart soften up
before slapping you with a contract that promises to help pay down your
debt within a
certain amount of time.
It's important to understand both the pros and cons
before joining on a
debt settlement program in order to proactively deal with
certain situations and make the best of your program.
You need first to acknowledge your concerns and recognize your hot buttons,
before going into the negotiations, this way you can be
certain not to overreact and give into what
debt collectors are trained to get out of you, which is fear.
But
before you co-sign for anybody, 1) do understand the risks, 2) make sure the borrower knows what happens to your credit as a co-signer if she doesn't pay, and 3) ask whether there's a way for your obligation as co-signer to be removed after a
certain portion of the
debt has been repaid and maybe your friend builds a bit of a — stellar, right?
Only licensed insolvency trustees (the new designation for bankruptcy trustees in Canada) may administer a consumer proposal, so
before you sign any agreements to pay, make
certain you are dealing directly with a licensed trustee and not a
debt consultant that will pocket your money and refer you elsewhere.
Meaning,
certain debts like taxes, mortgage, car payments will be repaid first
before unsecured
debts.
This is a good solution, as long as Kathryn is
certain these monthly payments will cover the whole
debt before the end of the 2 - year period.
While this may seem like an issue, it sets priorities on eliminating
certain types of
debt before bringing in more
debt.
In fact, Tiffany warns, that in
certain states, some
debt collectors can go after a co-signer
before pursuing the primary borrower for a
debt.
If you receive
certain types of benefit, the Department for Work and Pensions can arrange to deduct some kinds of
debts directly from your benefit
before you receive it.
If you had a business and owe
certain debts related to that, such as employee wages, they will have to be paid in full
before the bankruptcy can be discharged.
Because I do believe in
certain situations, it is okay to take out
debt... now,
before you go thinking I'm a hypocrite, let me explain.
Under a Chapter 7 you can reaffirm your
debt before a bankruptcy discharge is entered, which means you will continue to repay a
certain debt that would typically be discharged.
Many intangible factors should also be noted into the valuation in the case of Berkshire, such as its conservative accounting, its cash position / reputation / lender of last resort
before Fed (therefore ability to make
certain unique investments in preferred /
debt, or easy financing for targeted companies such as Burlington), its portfolio of excellent businesses that each commands a huge premium if they were to be sold in the market, etc..
The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) provides
certain benefits to service members on active duty, including a 6 percent interest rate cap on all
debt incurred
before deployment.
The worst offender is the banking system that requires Ludger to pay off a
certain amount of his
debt before he can access new areas or advance the storyline.
It is important to note that
certain forms of
debt are considered non-dischargeable, including alimony and child support, recently incurred income taxes, student loans, legal judgments from committing a crime or drunk driving, and purchases of what are considered luxury items shortly
before the filing of bankruptcy.
HOWEVER,
before you take advantage of such offers, you should be
certain that you'll be able to pay off the entire
debt by the end of that promotional period, otherwise you'll usually have to pay interest on the entire amount that you transferred, and you're no better off than you were
before.
Basically, you should be asking
certain questions to your future Mr. or Mrs.
before debt does you part.
In addition, your ownership typically has a
debt like component where you as the investor are paid a
certain percentage
before the sponsor gets anything even though they own part of the asset.
Insufficient
Debt Service Coverage Loans: Most banks require a certain percentage of debt service coverage before they will approve a loan for a commercial prope
Debt Service Coverage Loans: Most banks require a
certain percentage of
debt service coverage before they will approve a loan for a commercial prope
debt service coverage
before they will approve a loan for a commercial property.