Sentences with phrase «debt balances healthy»

This will keep your credit score and debt balances healthy.

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In addition, the company's healthy balance sheet (long - term debt was a mere 18 % of total capital in the March interim) should further appeal to value investors.

The Central Asian nation has managed to achieve low levels of government debt, a better balance sheet and faces healthier growth prospects.

They failed to take credit or make the case for the economic upturn, and how their policies have much to do with lower unemployment (5.8 %), significant debt reduction, healthy corporate balance sheets, greater financial stability (Dodds - Frank), record stock market numbers, as well as reducing the gap between high earners and the middle class through Obamacare and reducing the Bush tax cuts.

Work on creating a balanced, healthy debt profile and your ability to get good credit will take care of itself.

It also helps that I have a very healthy personal economy: no debt, a balanced budget and a big fat emergency fund.

The report is at least as much about the sorry state of the global economy as it is about the strength of our own, praising our «comparatively low government and corporate debt» and a «healthier state of public and corporate sector balance sheets.»

Paying your bills on time every month and keeping a healthy balance of debt in relation to available credit can boost your credit profile.

A low DTI shows lenders that you have a financially healthy balance between your income and debt.

A healthy balance of debt and income represents one of the keys to securing a VA home loan.

Not only will this allow you to have a more balanced and healthy life, but it'll also allow you to take your mind off of paying off debt.

The question is: If paying off a loan or debt can help to increase a credit score but you don't want to take on (more) debt — are you required to carry a balance (and take on debt as a result) in order to maintain a healthy credit score?

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There's «good» debt, such as mortgages and car payments; however, sometimes other less healthy debts get on the personal balance sheet.

The balance sheet looks fairly healthy, with a debt / equity ratio of 0.8.

If I adjust for surplus cash, I'm looking at the overall financial strength of the business — so I would check: i) balance sheet cash isn't a once - off / seasonal (cash avgd $ 189 million in the last year), ii) agreed — working capital appears healthy / stable, iii) there's no serious cash flow shortfall vs. earnings, and iv) all debt metrics are healthy.

Lenders are looking for a healthy balance between monthly debt and monthly income.

By maintaining a zero debt balance sheet and healthy cash flow, the company is able to weather various economic conditions and make strategic cash purchases to help grow the company.

Paying your debts as agreed, establishing a healthy mix of credit types, and maintaining low balances on your credit cards can all contribute to rebuilding your credit.

Minimize your credit card usage to maintain a healthy debt - to - credit ratio, and pay off your balance in full each billing cycle.

Marks, like cohorts at Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investor Services, looks at the debt side of the equation, where he maintains that shopping center REITs have healthy balance sheets and relatively low leverage levels.

While you do want a healthy balance of debt types, secured debt like a mortgage looks better on your credit score — provided you are current on your payments — than unsecured debt like credit cards.

REIT balance sheets remain healthy, although some are starting to deal with outstanding rental debt.