debt

A bloodbath in retail, a shortage of seasonal farmworkers, two bummer summers at the box office, a meltdown in bridal gowns and the flatlining of crude oil prices: This is the stuff of bankruptcy. Whether up close and personal or global in scale, underwater businesses and laid-off workers are often...

There’s no quick fix or magic bullet for eliminating debt. However, coming up with a solid strategy for paying down debt and sticking to that plan is absolutely necessary. The smartest and fastest way to eliminate debt is a strategy known as the debt avalanche. Take Inventory Regardless of...

Companies based in emerging markets are tapping the US debt market at record levels. According to a Bloomberg report, debt issuance from emerging companies that are denominated in U.S. dollars soared 159 percent so far in 2017 to $160 billion. Emerging market companies suffered a brief setback...

American companies have been very active in selling bonds during the first three months of 2017. According to Gadfly's Lisa Abramowicz, this implies that Corporate America owes Wall Street bans a big thank you. Abramowicz commented in a report that companies raised more than $416 billion in debt...

Without a proper payback strategy, acquiring loans may send your credit down the drain. Bankrate suggests that reasons for debt can range from medical bills to divorce to not understanding the mechanics of cash flow and the importance of saving. Whatever the reason or combination of reasons,...

Millennial ghouls and boogies, with Halloween here, the holiday shopping season has unofficially begun. Forget harmless pranks and spooktacular extravaganzas, for many, the scariest part of this season is only a few clicks away or an unopened bank statement. Just as the most frightening horror...

While nobody goes into a marriage expecting divorce as the outcome, statistics show that the possibility should be taken into account. According to Divorce Statistics, on average in America, 45–50 percent of all first marriages end in divorce. The likelihood increases with each subsequent...

To some investors, Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL)'s growing debt level serves as a case against investing in the company. However, it is reasonably safe to assume that Apple's debt levels won't cause any sort of financial crisis. The same can reasonably be said for some of Apple's largest technology...

While the reasons vary and debt in and of itself is not an indicator of a person's character, cyclical debt is highly problematic. Unlike a single instance of debilitating debt caused by inexplicable bad fortune, cyclical debt is the yo-yo dieting of the financial realm. Individuals make poor money...

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Wells Fargo & Co (NYSE: WFC) have ended their student loan partnership, just over a month after its announcement, according to a report on Bloomberg. Bloomberg cited Catherine Pulley, a Wells Fargo spokeswoman, as saying Wednesday that the "promotion for...