Sentences with phrase «far fewer debts»

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And there is no shortage of potential catalysts to move this rally in precious metals, both gold and silver, beyond the skepticism phase: military intervention on North Korea, government shutdown as the debt ceiling is reached in September, further implications of Trump's collusion with Russia, and the beginning of balance sheet reduction later this year by the Fed, to name just a few.

In the current market, investors that have great credit, plenty of cash, and little debt might be able to find absolute steals in real estate, picking up properties for far less than they were selling for only a few years ago.

With the Spanish banking sector's bad - debt ratio hitting a record 6.5 % in May, a 16 - year high, stress test results brought few surprises and highlighted the need for further sector consolidation.

The idea that we have seen the last bear market in equities ever does seem extremely far fetched, though few in the mainstream media want to admit that the US is facing huge debt burdens that will probably only grow as time goes on.

The prophet further went on to say that continues death in the last few months is as a result of debt some people are owing because there is no spirit (gods) that would help in doing something without demanding for blood, he said.

In a survey by the association, districts reported median lunch debt of a few thousand dollars — but some were far higher, as much as $ 4.7 million.

While in most states student loan debt far surpasses auto loans and credit card debt, Texas and Nevada are two of the few states where auto loans exceed other debts.

The lump - sum is typically a fraction of the actual amount owed, but because the federal government has so many ways to collect money, debt settlements are few and far between.

And the company's net debt to cash flow ratio has been slowly declining for a few years now, with a further drop expected by the end of the year.

Roughly one - fifth of graduates» debt (19 percent) was in private loans, which are generally more costly and provide far fewer consumer protections and repayment options than federal student loans, TICAS reports.

Unlike other forms of debt, however, the ways to discharge student loan debt are few and far between.

These payments last over the span of a few years, and you usually end up repaying close to half of your debt before you are relieved from further payments.

Sure, one can formulate situations where you might earn a bit more by doing credit card balance transfers or only paying the minimum on a very low interest debt, but those situations are few and far between, have other risks (such as unexpected changes to terms and conditions and a mis - step in managing the accounts) and don't earn you a whole lot.

Consumers have been very conscientious in making sure to reduce their outstanding credit card debt over the last few years and now stand in far better financial positions since the end of the recession.

Of course, this strategy doesn't actually reduce your debt, but it also has far fewer risks than settlement or consolidation and negotiation, discussed below.

Further, thanks to the irresponsible spewing out of virtually every single accepted first year student from bloated up law schools, those very hordes and swarms plus the existing lawyers are going to have fewer clients per lawyer, even with the hoped - for increase in demand, such that the only way to pay those debts, overheads, and incomes is to charge correspondingly more per reduced number of files.

Even if you don't like to travel, even if you would rather go somewhere else for a holiday, even if you have far better things to do with the money and even if you will be in debt for the next few years to pay off the loan you had to take out to pay for the trip, you have to go.

Now, some say the pendulum probably has swung too far in the other direction, with requirements for down payment, credit score, ratios of debt to gross income and demands for documentation — sometimes even for details about gifts of a few hundred dollars that show up in bank deposits.