Sentences with phrase «unfortunately higher debt»

During this time government debt will have to rise as the government absorbs the employment consequences of these disruptions, and unfortunately higher debt will itself put downward pressure on growth.

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Unfortunately, the publishers, because of leveraged buyouts and high debt loads, not to mention substantial physical infrastructure, have decided to focus on selling bestsellers as their model.

Unfortunately, debt consolidations can sometimes give you a higher interest rate or a longer term on your loan, increasing the total interest you'll pay over the life of the loan.

Unfortunately, that loan will probably be at an interest rate that would make the payments higher than your current debt.

Unfortunately, consolidating your debt won't always result in a higher credit score.

Since tuition and the cost of living tend to go up to every year, unfortunately, future classes can expect to graduate with a higher amount of debt.

Unfortunately, due to the high fees, these types of debt often become cyclical, with borrowers being forced to take out a new one each time the previous one is paid off, just to make ends meet, and making it difficult to ever crawl out from under the debt.

Unfortunately that money is being directed at debt with an even higher interest rate than our mortgage at the moment so a 15 year is not an option for now.

I'd love to have a required course for high school students that go into great detail about credit and debt management, but unfortunately, it looks like we'll have to continue to figure things out the hard way.

Unfortunately, some medical bills are very expensive and even a settlement for a fraction of the debt may be too high.

Unfortunately, eventually anyone can reach a point where your debt - to - income ratio is so high that you can't possibly pay back everything you owe in a reasonable amount of time — if ever!

Unfortunately, many people have a pretty high tolerance or a large appetite for debt.

Unfortunately, these types of loans can become a debt trap in which the consumer will continually refinance their debt to the lender at an extremely high interest rate.

Unfortunately, the households with the lowest net worth are carrying the highest average credit card debt, with a balance of over $ 10,000 per month.

Unfortunately, consumers realize this a bit too late, and they're beset with high - interest debt without really knowing the first thing about it.

Unfortunately, this cycle has far too many times in a row and the sky - high Interest and fees continue piling up... leaving many payday lenders in mountains of debt, unable to get out.

Unfortunately, there's not a lot of education about debt out there, and most people don't figure out the difference between good and bad debt until they're struggling to pay off a high interest credit card.