Sentences with phrase «from under the mountain of debt»
It's far easier to «live like a student» when you're actually a college student as opposed to trying to climb out from under a mountain of debt later.
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Fortunately, many Americans appear to be digging their way out from under the mountains of debt piled up during the recession.
More and more people are turning to credit counselors to help them get out from under a mountain of debt.
For many people, the best way to get out from under a mountain of debt is to seek the help of a professional debt settlement company.
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Finally, though, as we head into our mid-40s, we start to climb out from under the mountain of mortgage debt and tuition bills that we've been paying — only to discover that retirement is not that far away and we'd better get cracking.
Debt settlement is one way to get out from under a mountain of bills.
They face the daunting task of helping Clinton dig herself out from under a mountain of campaign debt.