Sentences with phrase «difficult keeping up with bills»

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Although it can easily happen — for instance, you encounter medical bills that are difficult to keep up with, or you lose your job — this takes years to scrub from your credit history.

There is also the possibility you may have started with a 15 year loan and now realize that it is difficult to make the payments every month as well as keep up with the rest of your bills.

That higher rate also corresponds with a higher monthly payment, which can make it difficult to accelerate repayment or keep up with your other bills.

An unexpected bill can be difficult to get over when you're already struggling to keep up with your regular expenses.

Peter Sinclair, noted: It's difficult to keep up with, much less steer, an interview with someone as mercurial as Bill Maher, but Dr. Box does a decent job.

Are you struggling to pay your bills but finding it more difficult to keep up with each passing month?

Those who struggle to pay the bills each month can become overwhelmed by health or other large expenses, making it difficult to keep up with borrower obligations.