Sentences with phrase «debt accrued benefited»

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Rogers, an engineering doctoral candidate at the University of Michigan, also benefited financially by not adding to the debt he accrued while doing his master's in chemical engineering at Northeastern University.

But you can still benefit from lower monthly payments if your credit cards or other unsecured debts carry higher interest rates than the loan and you've fallen into the trap of paying late and accruing late payment fees.

Rather, we believe it is important to measure whether the ratio of debt to earnings indicates whether a student is able to manage debt both in the early years after completion, and in later years, since students must be able to sustain loan payments at all stages, regardless of the benefits that may accrue to them over their entire career.

Repayment under the standard repayment plan is typically expected to be completed within 10 years; the return on investment from training may well be experienced over a lifetime, but benefits ultimately available over a lifetime may not accrue soon enough to enable the individual to repay the student loan debt under and within the schedules available under the title IV, HEA programs.

Since the debit card uses your existing checking account to pay for Target purchases, it eliminates the risk of accruing unmanageable debt while still giving you the benefit of the credit card's 5 percent discount and other perks.

The benefit of long - term disability insurance for architects is two-fold: It protects against student loan debt they've likely accrued over the years, and it protects potential future earnings.

Additionally, professions where you'll have accrued a lot of debt — again, like doctors with medical school debt — can benefit from from long benefit periods so you can still pay off your debt even if you can't continue in your expected career (with the associated salary to pay off that debt).

In other words, Grandpa purposely didn't deal with the mortgage lien on the property as grandpa was in fact the mortgagee which by causing a default benefits his personal interest as the mortgagee by creating a barrier to reinstatement for lack of debt service and the excessive accrued interest.