When you’re knee deep in debt and starting to panic about how you will ever make all your repayments it is understandable that you might start dreaming of debt forgiveness – that maybe one day your lenders might just write to you and tell you not to worry about your debt after all, or that […]
The debt clock is not just a metaphor – there actually is a real debt clock running on Sixth Avenue in Manhattan. The national debt clock (as it’s formally known) is a clock that shows a running total of the United State’s gross national debt. This is shown in a dot-matrix display that constantly updates
Some people mistakenly believe that debt is no cause for concern – they can pay it off conveniently every time their repayments are due, and otherwise just forget it exists. Something like a student loan for instance will be little more than a a monthly payment around the cost of a mobile contract or a
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If you’ve ever tried to take out a loan and found yourself rejected because of your credit rating, then you’ve probably also found yourself cursing the day that credit were ever conceived – and perhaps also wondering what good they could possibly serve. Here then we will look at credit ratings, what they actually are,
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The World Bank is an international financial institution which lends money to developing countries so that they can carry out capital programmes – building the infrastructure necessary for society, economy or enterprise to operate. This might mean things like cars, roads, homes, council tax,power grids and other physical structures; or it might mean things like
When you take out a new loan it is highly important that you make sure you are going to be able to afford to pay it back. Failure to do so can cause you to have to take out more loans to help you make repayments, can cause you to have to pay late payment
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