Sentences with phrase «repay debt carried»

It is cashing out retirement money or borrowing from it to repay debt carried forward from yesterday.

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Credit card debt just broke the $ 1 trillion mark, with 157 million Americans currently carrying balances they need to repay

In December, PK repaid $ 55 million in maturing high - yield bonds, which carried a 7.5 % coupon, leaving the company with a forward debt maturity schedule that is well - balanced and very manageable with no major maturities until 2021.

The thinking is: convertible notes do a good, entrepreneur - friendly job of deferring the pricing of an equity round - but they also carry a promise to repay principal by a deadline; and, as debt instruments, convertible notes must accrue interest.

Of course, loans that are unsecured carry with them a greater risk than their secured alternative, but they are generally the only form of financing on offer since, for the borrower, the previous debt would probably have been repaid had they anything to use as collateral in the first place.

Carrying too much debt can impact your ability to repay your loan after refinancing.

Many lenders will also look more broadly at your ability to repay the loan, including how much debt you carry relative to your income.

These results have important implications for the millions of consumers who carry balances on multiple revolving debt accounts — and for the organizations that help them monitor or repay their debts.

If you carry any kind of credit card debt, make it a priority to repay it as soon as possible.

If you are carrying debt you would like to repay, what is the «opportunity cost» of buying your coffee to go rather than using that same money to pay off your debt?

Second, loans normally carry a lower interest rate than credit cards, so the consolidation of your debt reduces the interest rates you are paying, allowing you to repay your debts faster.

They carry average amounts of credit card debt and student loan debt and above - average levels of mortgage debt, but they have among the highest incomes in the country, enabling them to repay their debts without declaring bankruptcy or losing their homes to foreclosure.

For example, if your spouse carries a lot of credit card debt and other types of debt, a greater percentage of his or her income will likely go toward repaying this debt.

The transaction is part of a larger fundraising exercise carried out by Pharming to raise $ 104 million before costs (comprising of straight debt, convertible bonds and proceeds of rights issue) to, amongst others, acquire all commercialisation rights to its own product RUCONEST ® in North America and to repay its existing debt facility.

This position is repaid after any debt financing, so it carries increased risk.

Credit Report — a tool used by the bank or lender to review your credit profile and your ability to carry and repay debt.

Most ask for a credit score of 620 + and want proof that borrowers have income enough to repay the loan and don't carry excessive debt.