A borrower with
an excessive debt load will likely have trouble landing a mortgage loan, even if he or she has never missed a single payment in the past.
A borrower with
an excessive debt load will likely have trouble landing a mortgage loan, even if he or she has never missed a single payment in the past.
Some individuals can use credit cards for decades with no issues while others incur
excessive debt loads resulting in missed payments, penalty fees and interest and finally charge - off accounts or legal judgments.
Policy makers are studying pre-emptive ways to discourage consumers from taking on
excessive debt loads, similar to the changes to mortgage lending rules ushered in earlier this year.
Not exact matches
And you'd be surprised, when people are relieved of the psychological
load of
excessive consumer
debt and the demand to keep up, they will (IMHO) look more carefully at resource consumption on a larger scale.
Some are
loaded with
excessive floating - rate
debt that may cut into potential growth.