The term for being financially able to pay is "solvent." A solvent individual or entity has sufficient assets or income to meet their financial obligations. This contrasts with being insolvent, where one cannot meet their debts as they come due.
IT CAN HURT YOUR CREDIT DRAMATICALLY! CALL YOUR CREDITOR AND ASK TO PAY THIS CHARGE OFF IMMEDIATLY WHEN YOU ARE ABLE TO FINANCIALLY.
If in the US, find the closest title company to the address of the property in question and file a lean against it. This doesn't force them to pay, but they will not be able to do anything financially with the place until the lean is taken care of. (Sell, refinance, etc)
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One method that displays a company's ability to pay long term debt is its budgets for research and development. Another method is to study how the company has been able in the past to pay off long term debts and yet another method is to see if it carries as its history sufficient bank reserves.
Yes, it is possible to pay someone to cosign for you, but it is important to choose someone who is financially responsible and willing to take on the responsibility of cosigning for your loan or agreement.
The noun "solvent" is a substance in which another substance may dissolve. The financial term "solvent" means able to pay one's debts, or financially stable.
IT CAN HURT YOUR CREDIT DRAMATICALLY! CALL YOUR CREDITOR AND ASK TO PAY THIS CHARGE OFF IMMEDIATLY WHEN YOU ARE ABLE TO FINANCIALLY.
I think you are referring to warning agents. Smells added to things like natural gas for safety reasons; otherwise, you would not be aware of a leak.
If in the US, find the closest title company to the address of the property in question and file a lean against it. This doesn't force them to pay, but they will not be able to do anything financially with the place until the lean is taken care of. (Sell, refinance, etc)
Pay for things that are so huge they would wipe you out financially.
so they can pay for injuries and damage
You should have to pay, because you created a child and thus you are responsible for it. Emotionally and financially.
Paying for things through labor but never being able to pay in full.
A financially stable person is able to meet their financial obligations consistently, save and invest for the future, and handle unexpected expenses without going into debt.
Paying for things through labor but never being able to pay in full.
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The couple was experiencing a financial hardship after both were laid off from their jobs and as such, they were concerned about not being able to afford their son's college tuition.