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In the dispute over the synagogue at Rebbe Nahman of Bratslav's grave, Ukraine's most-visited Jewish heritage site, some Jewish leaders are saying the Chasidim should just pay their debts.
In last Sunday's commentary about Christians and financial stability, it was observed that God wants us to be financially stable for the good of our families and society.
The number of people seeking help with their debts reaches "record levels" the Citizens Advice Bureau warns.
Federal agencies have indicated that the accumulated trade debts of the United States have reached $9 trillion . This can be explained once one realizes that outsourcing of production jobs and manufacturing has gathered speed over the last twenty years to a point where we don?t make more than a nominal percentage of our own necessities.
WE cannot just ignore or forget about our debt as it will never disappear for as long as it remains unpaid. Therefore, the path towards a debt-free life would be to manage our debts wisely.
We've all dreamed about coming into big money. Plans change as we get older - instead of far-flung vacations and new cars, we imagine paying off debts, tuition bills and helping family members. But financial windfalls can be trickier than you might think.
The Liberal Democrats have warned of a possible "crash" in house prices, with millions in negative equity or struggling to repay their debts.
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Previous Forum Posts/Comments about debts
| Posted on: Jul 04, 08 05:06 am by: John Smith |
 | I found this while looking on the internet...
It will thus be important to closely look for such clauses when signing on the dotted line. Having agreed to the terms once there is no looking back again. May be there is no second chance for a remortgage.
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| | Posted on: Jul 03, 08 07:48 pm by: Jennifer Butler |
 | Heh, look at what I found...
But because of low interest rates, the percentage of income
required to make interest payments has fallen to just above 7
percent from 12 percent in 1990.
It is that debt-service ratio that the Bank of Canada is
focusing on most closely. Kennedy said that even if the bank's
key overnight lending rate were to rise to between 4 and 6
percent from the current 2-1/2 percent, the ratio would only
rise to 9 to 11 percent, which is below previous peaks.
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| | Posted on: Jul 03, 08 07:05 am by: Jim Christensen |
 | I found this while looking on the internet...
By Dayana Yochim
College kids, stranded travelers, and Sex and the City stars aren't the only people who consider a credit card their lifeline. The silver-haired set is relying on plastic more than ever before.
A decade ago, just 18% of Americans over the age of 65 carried an outstanding balance on a credit card, according to SRI Consulting Business Intelligence.
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| | Posted on: Jul 03, 08 03:08 am by: Julie Cornejo |
 | I thought that you should all take a look at this...
"Nothing should be allowed to be moved without two signatures or verification from both parties," Martin says.
Then, there's the vehicle. It's usually the biggest nightmare because of car loans and shared title.
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