Sentences with phrase «especially family debts»

This theory is also good for when you have personal debts, especially family debts.

Not exact matches

People would sell themselves into slavery or indentured servitude to clear family debts, or to get an opportunity to better oneself (especially if well educated).

Relieving themselves of the burdens of debt and rebuilding a more solid credit future are two of the most important things a military family can do to survive, especially after leaving the Armed Forces.

Having debt on your back sometimes can feel overwhelming, especially if you are finding it difficult to break free of your debt because you have a family to support or some other trouble that's keeping you down.

A basic income program may deal with income disparity at the lower income level, especially for lone - mothers, reducing the need to use debt to balance the family budget.

Once you've been in debt, you never want to be there again — especially if it put a strain on your family.

Since announcing our family's quest to pay off more than $ 90,000 in debt, there's been one set of questions that comes up more often than any other, especially when people hear that one card has a $ 25,000 - ish balance with a 23.99 % APR:

Even if your relationships are okay, a problem like gambling addiction can affect everyone in the family, especially if you have to sell something (a car or even your home) to pay off the debts.

Debt management is another issue families often face, especially if parents see an adult child behaving in a way that's hurting him or her financially.

This situation is especially true for friends and family members who want to buy a first home, start a new business or just pay off some personal debt.

Paying off your debt is a very rewarding experience, especially if you've overcome a lot of debt like my family and I have.

Debt can be very burdensome to your family, especially without your income available to help repay it.

Some debt, especially if a family member is a co-signer on it, will follow your family even if you're not around.

Since you are likely to still have some sort of debt or mortgage at this age it would not be fair to put that financial burden on your family, especially right when they are grieving your death.

It's true that the student loan situation in America is dire, but this hardly seems like the best solution, especially considering some of the people in this article have put their families on the hook for their debt.

In other words, higher student debt will restrict entry to health careers, especially medicine, to richer families even more than it does already.

(That's a good bet) New home buyers always take on more debt especially, if they start to raise a family during those first 5 years of their mortgage.