Sentences with phrase «without defaulting on their debts»

Remember that banks make money by lending to borrowers likely to generate income, without defaulting on their debts.

Not exact matches

The populace has run out of its capacity to take on new debt without going quickly into default on the debt already issued.

It seems unlikely that Hellas will manage to repay its summer debt obligations without the agreement of its creditors or a significant drag on its real economy (in the form of default on obligations against its suppliers and employees).

If we can't even get our (extremely generous to private corporations) healthcare law enacted without half our lawmakers threatening to shutdown the entire govt and default on our debts over it, there's no way we're going to have first world maternity leave.

But given the history of fraud and abuse in the debt relief industry, the inability to provide any legal advice, and the carnage that can be done by defaulting on debt without some real protection, the debt settlement company and credit counselor risks are too great and the advantages too nominal.

If you default on an unsecured debt, the creditor can't take anything you own without first going to court, winning a lawsuit, and then getting the judge to allow them to take an asset.

Fourth, a company can default on particular debt without necessarily going into bankruptcy.

Studies have shown that students who take on debt without graduating are three times more likely to default on their loans than borrowers who earn their degree.

While interest payments on regular debt can not be missed without risking going into default, preferred dividend on the hybrid debt of preferred stock can be suspended from time to time.

Nearly 7 million Americans have gone at least a year without making a payment on their federal student loans, a high level of default that suggests a widening swath of households are unable or unwilling to pay back their school debt.

One out of every six college graduates is in default on student loan debt and an estimated 3.6 million people have gone at least a year without making any payment at all on their college debt.

[i] Outlining his student loan plan in the Washington Post last year, erstwhile presidential candidate Governor Martin O'Malley wrote, «we should cap the monthly payments on students» loans, so students whose passion is teaching or policing or national service can pursue their dreams without worrying about debt or default.»