Sentences with phrase «satisfy your debt so»

The negotiated amount is what you need to pay in order to satisfy your debt so that legally you don't owe it any more.

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Certainly, making the minimum payment will satisfy your account for the month, it will do little to put a dent into your overall balance, so if you're looking to rid yourself completely of debt, then making large payments until the balance is good would be best.

I'm never satisfied with one expensive piece, I'd rather have 112 cheaper ones - probably because I'm so fickle with clothes too:) It's the perfect way to always have new clothes without going into debt for it!

Tell them that you want to satisfy the debt, but you can not afford their payments, so you need to make smaller payments over a longer time.

You might be in a situation where your credit cards don't have the highest interest rates of all your debts so rather than paying them off target the other debt before your credit cards... which brings me to the point that paying off the highest interest rate credit cards first will make your celebration that much more satisfying.

So long as you've lived in that home for two out of the last five calendar years, you've satisfied one element of the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act.

As a bankruptcy lawyer and a citizen of Minnesota, I did not think that the existing laws (prior to 2005) were fair because they permitted creditors to take a person's wedding ring to satisfy a debt; so, I decided to do something about it.

I can not say that you will be satisfied with their service or like them as a company, but I can tell you that debt settlement in general will do significant harm to your credit rating so if your goal is to protect your credit rating you are chasing the wrong solution.

They could not basically satisfy their regulatory requirements if they filed a bankruptcy but they had about $ 30,000 of credit card debt and every month so much of their take home income, because we're earning around $ 3,000 a month, so much of that was going to the interest payments and when they looked at the statement and saw well, it's still going to take 50 years or 70 years depending on the card to get out of debt, they just realized we're just treading water at this point.

The French Republic observes that specific procedures, which do not give creditors any guarantee that they will recover all of their claims, are applicable to [EICCs]-LSB-...] the primary objective of which was to regulate situations in which public entities, although solvent, refused to honour certain debts, established a scheme of enforcement remedies, which give the governing body the power to substitute itself for the executive of a publicly - owned establishment so as to release the «necessary credits» — and not State resources — in that establishment's budget, with a view to satisfying potential creditors.

So while the Plaintiff will receive an increased share from the estate, the practical consequence is that the she must use her increased share to satisfy the debt owing to the estate.

Moreover, the Court will not accept a person as a surety unless the proposed surety can show that he or she has «real property» (land) located within British Columbia, so that if the Crown has to pursue the surety in Court to live up to the monetary promise, there is property that can be seized and sold to satisfy the debt.

«People borrow out of future income to satisfy their housing and other spending needs and desires, so why compare debt amortization over much of one's lifetime to a single year's income?»