The knowledge you gain from an education is with you for the rest of your life, so it's not fair that
you just go bankrupt and eliminate your student loans.
Is it to my benefit to do a credit consolidation or should
I just go bankrupt?
They've got all this debt, why not
just go bankrupt, blow it away and start over?
So, why is it a better solution than
just going bankrupt?
Not exact matches
Sure, they may
go down, but will they
go down as much as a third - tier company operating in one market that
just saw its largest customer
go bankrupt?
If FUBU had failed, he explained, at least he wouldn't have run up huge debts
just to live, and run the risk of
going bankrupt personally or ruining his credit rating.
If a company doesn't pay, we
just let it
go bankrupt.»
Nonetheless, when Pinnacle
went bankrupt in 2012, a victim of what my CEO termed «a race to the bottom» among the regional carriers, labor became the focus of attention,
just as it does in all airline bankruptcies.
Although this personal policy meant Buffett missed out on Microsoft when it was
just starting out, it also meant he avoided countless companies that
went bankrupt.
When you have to constantly innovate or
go bankrupt, you are dealing with a business model that
just isn't meant to last generations.
If you have all your money in 2 companies and one of them
goes bankrupt, you've
just lost a huge chunk of your portfolio.
(I
just liked that it rhymed) God has had me
go bankrupt, and put me back on solid financial footing.
BTW - Asking this country to
go back to the Republican party that
just about ruined the economy, destroyed our credibility,
bankrupted a $ 3trillion Clinton - created surplus, gave us endless war, endless restrictions on our rights, and a political climate of hate and divisiveness
just because «you would NEVER vote Democrat» is a sign of hatred of America.
If it
goes down, that will
just cause farmers to
go bankrupt and will mean that you end up with stock - outs of milk occurring in the supermarkets.
this myth for years that the arsenal board and shreholders are greedy and only care about money has baffed me for a long time now, there is no concrete evidence that that is the case
just opinions that its the case, the board are there to
just make sure that the club runs smoothly and do nt
go bankrupt under there watch in the history of the club that all the board has ever done nothing more.
If you
went about spending money anyhow hoping your investment might produce dividends your club would
just run
bankrupt.
Imagine if that happened on the last day of the season and it stopped us winning the title or hull
going down we would have to base 38 games in the league on 1 linesman and in this day when a club can
go bankrupt (leeds) is
just stupid.
There are lots of things that come to mind, most of them not fit to print, but let's
just go with this one: «morally
bankrupt».
The «cheap» plans
just mean that you're
going slightly less
bankrupt if anything happens to you and now even middle class people who previously had OK plans will also likely
go bankrupt with any major medical expenses as all, but the most premium plans have been forced to
go the high deductible route with many deductibles so high that they still virtually guarantee financial insolvency.
Criticizing Obama for wanting to protect children from pedophiles
just goes to show you how morally
bankrupt they actually are.
Well, remember that the courtroom battle will often cost the offending company millions of dollars as well: It may be less expensive for them to
just pay you a small license fee, rather than pay a lot of money trying to make you
go bankrupt.
I mean,
just diabetes alone, it's gonna
bankrupt the healthcare system.
In response both to Fisker's situation and, perhaps, a well - publicized blunder with Solyndra (a solar panel manufacturer that
went bankrupt despite massive DoE loans), the government slashed its financial stake from a $ 529 million loan to
just $ 192 million.
No matter if DMI as a whole
goes bankrupt or they
just announce that all their back Kickstarters have fallen through, backers are most likely out of luck.
I mean, if my rights were tied up in a company that will
go bankrupt, that would be another bunch of headaches to deal with in
just getting the rights returned.
I think since this company was
just recently merged with Author Solutions, it must be because the Canada company was
going bankrupt.
I buy comics from Comixology to support the folks in the industry; when they inevitably
go bankrupt and disappear, as companies tend to do, I'll
just pirate the content I already bought without guilt.
While Amazon isn't
going bankrupt anytime soon this illustrates
just how unhealthy Amazon has become for the U.S. publishing industry.
So if you and your wife would not
go bankrupt over replacing that AC unit, you should
just offer to cover all or most of the cost of replacing the unit should it break during your stay.
Just as bond issuers occasionally
go bankrupt, there's a chance the company behind your «guaranteed» retirement income will
go belly - up.
Although this personal policy meant Buffett missed out on Microsoft when it was
just starting out, it also meant he avoided countless companies that
went bankrupt.
Hi @littleadv, someone from the school
just replied me from facebook that the school didn't
go bankrupt.
Just for fun, let's also assume we know ahead of time that one of the stocks in Mr. Jones's portfolio is
going to
go bankrupt (that is, decline until it becomes worthless) sometime within the next year.
Some of the richest people in the world have been
bankrupt at some stage in their life and while hopefully that will be something that you never have to deal with, it is sometimes worthwhile
just considering what is the worst case scenario that could happen to you as far as your finances
go.
Otherwise you'll
just end up like any number of famous celebrities who've
gone bankrupt.
Obviously no - one wants to
go bankrupt, but for most people it's not
just an emotional decision.
The bill that Congress passed
goes further than
just the FHA loans with prevention measures to help borrowers avoid predatory mortgage lending and assist
bankrupt borrowers maintain ownership of their homes.
If you told me 5 years ago when I had 4 pennies in my wallet, was $ 60,000 in debt,
went bankrupt, and walked 3 hours back and forth to the local library, in -10 F temps sometimes, because I was so frikin» broke I couldn't afford the internet,
just to write a blog post and publish it....
Sorry I
just had to laugh when you say there is assurance nothing will change as the new «resort» (may they rot in hell, and
go bankrupt)
goes up, according to the locals, booowhaaa..
When it was announced in 2013 that Gearbox, the studio who had acquired the rights to Homeworld after THQ
went bankrupt, would be not
just re-releasing but also remastering the game for modern systems, it's fair to say certain sections of the gaming world lost their collective minds, myself included but before that, for those of you who are new to this,
just what is Homeworld?
It can make the game infuriating to play at times, especially as the economy is prone to huge shifts in either direction seemingly at random so that you can suddenly find your companies
going bankrupt one after the other, and attempting to find out what the problem is might
just leave you clenching your teeth so hard that dentists around the world shudder in horror.
After the mess with killzone, second son, driveclub, and now reports of the order being horrible it wouldnt surprise me.Sony could be giving up on first party games this gen and
just try and buy 3rd party timed exclusives.Their in a hole
going bankrupt and their games are suffering from it no doubt so it would be cheaper for them.I do nt believe they have the money to make a first party blockbuster game?Sony already have said they will lose another 2.1 billion next year wow
And the Sony will
go bankrupt just like Steam.
It's
just such a damn shame that it won't happen until it has been proven to be popular in America and the majority of Japanese publishers and developers have
gone bankrupt.»
At the start of production, Sega had
just bought out Atlus's
bankrupt parent company, Index, which had to have put a strain on production as it
went ahead.While never referencing the sale directly, Hashino admits that the discussions he and his team had during this period (mostly on on long, aimless walks throughout the Sangenjaya district of Tokyo) were a direct inspiration for P5's storyline and characters.
And even some of the people who think it's easy to be solved can be frustrating to me, because then the idea of oh no we don't need to invent anything, we
just need to get rid of evil utilities that aren't paying 50 cents a kilowatt - hour for rooftop solar, and as soon as we get them to
just realize they should
go bankrupt, you know, boom, this thing is solved.
It's
just that it will
bankrupt them because they're
going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being emitted.
In the last housing recession
just about every prefab company in the States and Canada
went bankrupt because of this, and it is likely to happen again.
So if somebody wants to build a coal - powered plant, they can; it's
just that it will
bankrupt them because they're
going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being emitted.
Just remember folks one of the world's biggest solar panel companies Evergreen has last nite
gone bankrupt.