Sentences with phrase «debt someone owned»

It is heavily based on credit cards, and it is calculated by dividing the amount of credit card debt owned by your total credit card available balances.

When rates rise, bond prices tend to fall, and the longer - duration debt you own, the more sensitive your exposure is to those changes.

Property includes all assets and debts owned by both people, whether it is in both names, or just one person's name.

Other research by Demos, a public policy think tank, found that home ownership is significantly lower among among 20 - something households: 52.3 percent of those households with student loan debt own homes, compared to 58.8 percent of households without student loans.

Does that mean bondholders can expect to be paid back roughly 60 cents on every dollar of Puerto Rico debt owned?

China is more than happy to own almost a fifth of the U.S. debt owned by foreigners.

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday approved the payment of a whopping N26 billion to Electricity Distribution Companies (DISCOS) as debt owned them for power consumption by Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs).

For example, when Lehman Brothers declared bankruptcy in 2008, common shareholders received nothing, while bondholders received about 40 cents for every dollar in debt they owned.

Greek Super League giants Panathinaikos have paid the debts owned Ghana midfielder Michael Essien in order to escape relegation punishment after they were ordered by court to settle the player.

Do you agree to make all their debts your own, no matter what they spend your money on, and how foolishly the debt was incurred?

According to him, the electricity companies may have lumped up debts owned by some state governments and such other organisations not owned by the Federal Government to have arrived at the humongous N70 billion, adding that the claim is not verifiable.

They each wanted him to pay the maximum amount for the debt they owned.

Also make sure you've taken steps to uncover all debts owning.

Junk debt will often leave you holding until either one of two things happens: the debt you own matures or the debt is defaulted on.

Markets, after nearly a decade of low rates and low growth, are adjusting to the new normal and corresponding volatility — and while China may own over a trillion dollars of U.S. debt, that's less than 20 percent of all debt owned by foreign nations, and a fifth of what America owes itself.