Sentences with phrase «enough public credit»

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A 2004 study by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group found that one in four reports contains an error serious enough to deny you credit or employment.

Ant Financial has already signed a memorandum of understanding with Rongcheng, whose residents will be able to pay their utility bills using Alipay and show their Zhima Credit score — if high enough — to obtain better health insurance and borrow library books and rent public bikes without a deposit.

It is the Wal - Mart's of the business world who are profiting most from the low minimum wage standard and also relying on taxpayer subsidies to keep their poverty wage workers fed, housed, and health enough to work for them because these minimum wage workers are paid so low they qualify for food stamps, Section 8 and public housing rent subsidies, Medicaid, and the Earned Income Tax Credit,» Hawkins said.

That could potentially buy enough time for FitzPatrick to become profitable again if the New York Public Service Commission approves some nuclear plant subsidies this summer, called zero emission credits.

66 percent of Utah public schools students earned scores of 3, 4, or 5, good enough to earn college credit, on those exams, according to College Board data.

Data released Thursday by D.C. Public Schools shows that 42 percent of seniors attending traditional public schools are on track to graduate, while 19 percent are considered «moderately off - track,» meaning they could still earn enough credits for a diPublic Schools shows that 42 percent of seniors attending traditional public schools are on track to graduate, while 19 percent are considered «moderately off - track,» meaning they could still earn enough credits for a dipublic schools are on track to graduate, while 19 percent are considered «moderately off - track,» meaning they could still earn enough credits for a diploma.

Another credit downgrade promises even higher interest rates, more costs for taxpayers, and less of a chance that PA will ever have enough revenue to provide adequate funding to our public schools.

Do a line - item review of receipts and bank and credit card statements for deductible expenses or even the sales - tax deduction, if there are enough big - ticket purchases, says Walt Hatter, a certified public account and founder of Hatter & Associates in Fort Worth, Texas.

Alternatively, you could always elect to go back to teaching in a non-profit or public school and get credit to forgive your federal student loans which you make enough money to make your private student loan payment.

While it might not be easy to identify a specific reason for a drop in your score, there's enough public information available about credit reports and scores where we can figure out the most common reasons for credit score drops.

A 2004 study by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group found that 25 percent of all credit reports included errors serious enough to cause denial of credit, a loan, an apartment or home loan, or even a job!

About a quarter of all credit reports contain errors serious enough to derail a home loan, according to the U.S. Public Interest Research Group.

About 1 in 4 credit reports contain errors serious enough to result in denial of credit like a home loan, according to data from U.S. Public Interest Research Groups.

Otherwise, maybe you're not giving Joe Public enough credit.

A quarter of U.S. households» credit reports contain errors serious enough to result in denial of credit, loans, and even jobs, a June report by U.S. Public Interest Research Group says.