If you want to help with the economy, don't consider the national debt your debt. While they might divide it by the amount of people and say each citizen would have to pay a certain amount, no one needs to, or in most cases, does pay pure capital for the national debt.
BUY STUFF! Maybe go to a restaurant. Sales tax is one factor. But then there is the business, which uses your money to pay the food manufacturers. That pays the food processing employees, and keeps them employed so they can pay taxes too. Your tip means the waiter or waitress has cash to go buy something, which is taxed. It keeps the business open, and paying income/property taxes. Those taxes feed the institutions that keep the government and the country running.
A variation of trickle-down economics. Sort of.
Actually, sales tax is state legislated not national. Property tax is a county (or parish) tax. Understand that the national debt is money owed by the federal government (such as bonds or treasury bills owned by people and institutions throughout the world).
loan is a type of debt . To make a payment before it is due to the payee
No. They will contact you and ask you why you DID NOT make a payment to them. If you are on a very tight budget and can't make that payment, it is understandable for one month. If the second month, that you don't make a payment to them, then your account will be inactive and you will end up paying the creditors yourself.
What was the national debt in 2003?
"Some pros to debt consolidation is that it can help you get your debt under control, and you may only have to make one payment. The con's are that it will look bad on your credit."
Debt to income ratio
No. Debt collectors contracted by the owner of the debt to contact the debtor for payment. In most cases they will say anything and harass you into make a payment. Depending on how their payroll works- If you do make a payment, they get a comission on the payment you make.
Yes. Otherwise you have no proof that any payment has been made to the debt.
Make a national bank
Settle the debt or make a payment arrangement to settle the debt.
Off course. A payment on...is not paying it off.The judgement is to asure you will.
No, only making a payment, promising to make a payment, or providing a letter of reaffirmation of the debt can reset the statue of limitations.
That would depend on several variables: -- The interest rate on the debt. -- How often you make a payment. -- The amount of each payment.
It is up to the debt collector. Some will, some won't.
loan is a type of debt . To make a payment before it is due to the payee
the national debt was something used to create national debt
reduce its national debt
No. They will contact you and ask you why you DID NOT make a payment to them. If you are on a very tight budget and can't make that payment, it is understandable for one month. If the second month, that you don't make a payment to them, then your account will be inactive and you will end up paying the creditors yourself.