Sentences with phrase «then go bankrupt»

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So, it's not like you can graduate and then go bankrupt the next day and get rid of your student loan.

If existing lenders objected to being primed, it is possible that the company would then go bankrupt or cease operations, and any existing lenders or creditors could be unpaid.

Hoff: Yes, it's a universal issue that we all must deal with, and you're right as it really doesn't matter as we've seen with celebrities who make tons of money and then go bankrupt afterward because they didn't manage it right.

Frank's very prosperous Yorkshire grandfather had over-extended himself buying farm land and then gone bankrupt in the great agricultural depression of the early twentieth century.

The smaller plant, Somerset Station, shut down in 2010 and stood vacant while the owner stripped it for scrap and then went bankrupt, leaving unpaid tax bills.

But when you examples of corruption like ENRON who goes around telling people everything is ok and they're making money, then goes bankrupt and anyone not affiliated with the big wigs is sitting home wondering what to do about their money, then something needs to be said AND changed.

She then went bankrupt in 2004.

The company then went bankrupt.

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Every few months, the ongoing upheaval in the digital - music business forces its way into the public consciousness — Rdio goes bankrupt, Pandora hangs out a «For Sale» sign and then gets rid of its CEO, artists and labels ramp up their criticism of YouTube.

Then in late 2007, Dexior went bankrupt.

In the 1800s, in Europe, the argument for the liberalization of bankruptcy law, and the introduction of limited liability, was bolstered by the increasing number of cases like John Bayer, who went bankrupt and then, later, started producing Bayer aspirin, which became a great success.

And then, even so, he mismanaged the company so badly that the company went bankrupt, wiping out the employee stock holders.

But then the airline Bill had spent 36 years working for went bankrupt and he lost his pension and health insurance.

British Leyland evolved into MG Rover, which was eventually acquired by BMW, then spun off, finally going bankrupt in 2005.

Because if they go bankrupt then the pension will be at risk.

Then reality set in, companies went bankrupt, and technology stocks as a group lost about 70 percent of the money people had assumed was theirs for keeps.

This idea revolutionized the world because it was fresh and very smart, if you own a stock below its intrinsic value and the company goes bankrupt, then you will get in return more than what you paid for, so, if the company goes bankrupt, you make money and if the company does well, then you keep making money.

«It's kind of like a story about the man who went bankrupt, slowly at first and then all of a sudden.

If the South is so pathetic then why are all of the jobs being created in the South while most of the major cities in the North are going bankrupt.

A man who'd gone shoeless growing up in a two - bedroom shack after his daddy went bankrupt during the Depression, and then found his calling in a town that once postponed Halloween because it fell on a game night, and molded the lives of 1,700 of its kids because he never cut a player.

Assuming New York hasn't gone bankrupt before then, the issues will be pretty much the same.

I'm trying to think the last time I saw a biopic of someone who wasn't an addict, went bankrupt, then died in a plane crash while committing suicide.

Daewoo went bankrupt, and those dealerships closed, then General Motors bought the Korean facilities but not the U.S. dealers.

When Borders, then the nation's second - largest bookstore chain, went bankrupt and liquidated all its stores in 2011, it seemed as if it could be good news for Barnes & Noble, which would have a chance to grab former Borders customers.

If we see Borders go bankrupt and a few Publishers struggle mightily by mid 2011 then we know Kindle 3 has had major impact.

After Cytale went bankrupt, the two engineers purchased the rights to the Cytale reading device, made improvements to it, and then renamed it.

Doug Hoyes: So, let's talk about the rebuilding then because myth number three that people are totally worried about is well, if I go bankrupt or file a consumer proposal it's going to ruin my credit forever.

A) Both policyowners would need to pay extremely high premiums to make up for the money the life insurance company would lose in death benefit payouts, or B) the life insurance company would go bankrupt with both policyowners paying such low premiums and then no families would receive death benefits.

The risk with bonds is that if the company or government that issues the bond goes bankrupt or runs into financial problems, then the bond holder may not get their money back.

«If that client goes bankrupt, then they get nothing.

They spend lots of money on advertising, but all they do is take your money and then refer you to a Trustee to go bankrupt.

If they do not then town goes bankrupt.

The worst thing that could happen is to have a policy and then the company goes bankrupt, or your loved ones have problems getting the payout from the plan.

If there is positive equity in your house, if you go bankrupt, you must either surrender the house to the trustee, or pay the trustee the value of the equity, which is then distributed to your creditors.

For example, if a company goes bankrupt, or its earnings power drops permanently, then shareholder value will also become permanently diminished.

Now if things are worse, your company goes bankrupt, and the person can not pay back the money, then you could get into real trouble.

In a real sense, then, the United States would be financially bankrupt similar to the country of Greece going bankrupt.

«The trustee can cash in the RESP to get what we get or we can make an arrangement with the person who has gone bankrupt for them to buy back from the trustee the RESP and then they can keep it,» he said, adding he'll recommend people try and keep their RESPs intact so they don't lose that government grant which is worth up to $ 500 annually and $ 7,200 lifetime for each child.

If you go bankrupt in England or Wales and then move abroad, the country you move to may not recognise your bankruptcy.

You don't want them to take high risks because then they will go bankrupt and you would lose potentially everything.

One exception to this fact is that if the homeowner association goes bankrupt, the debtors then might have the debts discharged.

How do you take a USP then axe it because you are on the verge on blowing all your capital and going bankrupt?

Once you go bankrupt you will then be able to rebuild your credit and be able to get credit again in the future.

Okay, I don't fully agree with that argument, but fine, make it a two - year rule then, so that we don't have a wave of new doctors going bankrupt the day they graduate.

Everyone's worried that I, oh if I deal with my debt and I have to go bankrupt or do a proposal or get a loan it's going to somehow affect my credit score and then I won't be able to borrow again in the future and it's going to be horrible.

I think a lot of people also are going to come in and ask you, and you mentioned this to me before, well what if I don't want to go bankrupt then?

Before the break we talked about if you go bankrupt there's a cost, if you have equity in your house for example that's potentially at risk, if you have a job that earns over the government minimum then potentially you have to pay more.

If you lost your job because your employer went into liquidation or went bankrupt from 5 December 2012, then you may be able to make a claim through the Fair Entitlements Guarantee (FEG).

Since you went bankrupt, you don't have to pay this balance so your mortgage lender will then proceed to collect the remaining amount owing from your co-signer.