Sentences with phrase «hated being in debt»

We hated being in debt, even for a house.

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I hate it when people default on their debt obligations, which is why I haven't invested large sums of money in P2P.

Is it wishing him ill to advise him in what could help the team, is it hating him in observing that the team is no more a force under him.Please stop with the stadium debt, all those years arsenal could afford a good DM and some more CB.Nearly every team have a pure DM and enough defenders.Look at Arsenal we have a team small in size and not powerful, we are not in spain this is the premier league, that why we are struggling to impose ourselves week in week ouIs it wishing him ill to advise him in what could help the team, is it hating him in observing that the team is no more a force under him.Please stop with the stadium debt, all those years arsenal could afford a good DM and some more CB.Nearly every team have a pure DM and enough defenders.Look at Arsenal we have a team small in size and not powerful, we are not in spain this is the premier league, that why we are struggling to impose ourselves week in week ouis it hating him in observing that the team is no more a force under him.Please stop with the stadium debt, all those years arsenal could afford a good DM and some more CB.Nearly every team have a pure DM and enough defenders.Look at Arsenal we have a team small in size and not powerful, we are not in spain this is the premier league, that why we are struggling to impose ourselves week in week ouis no more a force under him.Please stop with the stadium debt, all those years arsenal could afford a good DM and some more CB.Nearly every team have a pure DM and enough defenders.Look at Arsenal we have a team small in size and not powerful, we are not in spain this is the premier league, that why we are struggling to impose ourselves week in week ouis the premier league, that why we are struggling to impose ourselves week in week out.

The State, remember, is already hated in the South with a passion and that was on the back of the artificially expanded services / tax ratio of the over heated Brown Boom The overriding problem with this idea is that no - one believes in hypothecation which is a quite infantile concept when we are so badly in debt.

Liam Byrne defended the announcement, telling Channel 4 News that «every department has over the last few months been looking at their budgets and how they can make efficiencies, for the very simple reason that we hate debt and we know that it's a necessary evil to help us get through the downturn as a country in one piece.»

While this is not related to hate, it did remind me of the April 2013 article in insidearm.com that talked about why 50 % of collectors surveyed said they did not «engage debt settlement providers.»

I would hate to be contributing to keeping people in debt since I genuinely love to help people.

At present, I'm much more invested in getting out of debt, those accounts in something like 9 years have earned literally NO MONEY, partly because they take out that fee (I did NOT know I could pay that separately — it's a ridiculous $ 25 a year each, how am I hating the random financial advisors.

That being said we hate debt (only loan is a 3 % 15 year mortgage) so I can understand that peace of mind that comes from paying in cash.

I agree with you in theory but I HATE debt and want to be done with it forever, or at least until I decide I want to buy a house.

Since, in our case, the absolutely most - hated debt is the biggest one, our Bank of America Mastercard with its current balance of $ 24,697.75 and its current APR of 23.99 %, several of the smaller debts will «fall off» while we're attacking that.

I'm not eliminating mortgage debt because all debt is evil, I'm eliminating it because I hate the idea of paying 3 % compound interest and earning only the tiniest fraction of that back in my savings account.

But part of me also hates having that debt over my head and it could be paid off in 3 years if I continue at this rate.

Interesting indeed, I like the whole idea and like anyone I myself hate debts and I make sure I don't get in to one prevention is better than cure you know

In fact, that's exactly how I prioritized my debt repayments — I paid off the companies I hated the most and the «stupidest» debts first.

Well, I'm astonished to see investors now appear to love INM almost as much as they previously hated it... I guess now the debt problem's fixed, people have forgotten all about INM's other little problem... er, it's a classic old media empire, with an apparently never - ending decline in revenues!?

Without that discipline — to pick up on Chua's theme — kids are going to have a really hard time enjoying their money later in life, when they're shackled by debt or trapped in high - paying jobs they hate.

We hate credit cards (the US dollar ones are particularly painful in Europe) and hate debt.

He's in debt, hates his job, and every relationship he has been in inevitably sours.

How do we live in our own homes without building up crushing debt and being stuck in jobs we hate for most of our lives.

My experience is that a powerful majority of law school students go in for the wrong reasons, hate law school, and graduate with more regrets and debt than anything else.

I hate my personal debt (even though I'm in a great situation).