An action at law to recover a certain specified sum of money alleged to be due.
Money that is borrowed. The borrower is obliged to repay the principal plus a specified amount of interest by a pre-established date.
The amount of money owed.
liability or obligation in the form of bonds, loan notes, or mortgages, owed to another person or persons and required to be paid by a specified date ( maturity). see also ability to pay, allowance for doubtful accounts, attachment, average life, bad debt, balance, bankrupt, lien, borrow, cancellation of debt, capital, clean, cost of debt capital, credit, debenture, default, deferred payment, equity, finance, floating debt, funded debt, home equity debt, solvent, insolvent, interest, subordinated debt, senior, legal assets, long-term debt, short-term, monetizing debt, mortgage debt, National Debt, nonrecourse debt, on account, outstanding, overlapping debt, owe, paper, preferred debt, prepayment, prioritization of debt, private debt, repo, retire, satisfaction of debt, security, settle, subrogate, Treasuries.
General term used to indicate an outstanding balance of money owed for loans, mortgages, credit cards, and other forms of credit.
This is the amount of money that many students find they need to repay at the end of their studies. Most students do leave university with some debt - either to the Student Loans Company or to a bank. Student Loans do not have to be repaid until you reach a certain level of income - the amount varies each year according to average earnings. Bank loans often have to be repaid on graduating.
Something owed by one person to others.
Money, goods or services owed by one person to another.
To owe money to one person or another.
All long-term or short-term credit obligations.
Any obligation by one person to pay another. May be a primary (direct) obligation as in a Note, or a secondary (contingent) obligation as in a guaranty.
The amount that is owed, as a result of previous borrowing. A country's debt may refer to the debt of its government or to the country as a whole.
money lent to the business that must be repaid at a specific date, or dates. Page 339
Any outstanding loan or any other obligation of the political committee. A debt shall be reported on each semi-annual report until it has been repaid. A political committee may file a final report with outstanding debts. If after filing a final report, funds become available for partial or complete repayment of the debt, the political committee shall report the source and disposition of such funds.
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money owed to someone (for a business this might include batik loans, debentures, bonds, bills for goods or services, etc.)
Amount of money or goods that a person, enterprise or country owes to another and which constitute obligations which must be paid off in a specific period. By its origin, the debt may be classed as internal or external; while for its use it may be public or private.
Borrowed money, the repayment of which may be either secured or unsecured, with various possible repayment schedules.
Amount owed to a person or institution.
A liability. Dollars the company owes lenders which must be paid back, usually with interest.
A sum owned by one person to another.
Money owed to somebody else — as in I'm $900 in debt. Also the state or condition of owing money — as in Jones is always in debt. View LEI Lesson(s) that address this term
Money owned by a person to another entity - person, firm etc.
An obligation owed by one to another.
When a person or company owes money to another person or company.
owing money to an individual or bank.
Money that someone, or some government, owes to someone else.
A company's total liabilities.
Something owed; an obligation or a liability which must be paid or rendered to someone else.
the amount of money you owe on loans, credit cards or to utility companies for past bills.
A sum of money due by an expressed agreement
Money owed that must be repaid.
A specified sum of money that is legally owed from one to another.
Money owed; also known as a liability.
Debt is an obligation to pay an individual or company for goods or services they have provided.
Means any money that is owed or due to someone else.
An obligation to be repaid by a borrower to a lender.
An amount one owes to another.
Service-- The total amount of credit card, auto, mortgage or other debt upon which you must pay.
An obligation one owes to another.
Debt means any money owed to another person or company.
Money which one person has to pay another person and which is still outstanding.
is the total amount that you must pay back to a lender. It will depend on the amount you borrowed, the interest rate charged and the length of time that you borrowed the money.
A debt is an obligation to repay an amount you owe.
What you owe. If you borrow money, buy something on credit or more money is transferred to your account than is supposed to, a debt occurs, i.e. a liability to pay a certain sum of money or give a certain amount of goods. Previously, a debt has been considered to be a sin, but nowadays it is often useful and even necessary to conduct a business.
Funds a company has borrowed from a creditor, which are to be repaid in principal and interest.
An undisputable sum of money due from one party to another.
borrowed money that must be repaid with interest.
Debt is that which is owed. People or organisations often enter into agreements to borrow something. Both parties must agree on some standard of deferred payment, most usually a sum of money denominated as units of a currency, but sometimes a like good. For instance, one may borrow shares, in which case, one may pay for them later with the shares, plus a premium for the borrowing privilege, or the sum of money required to buy them in the market at that time. There are numerous types of debt obligations. They include loans, bonds, mortgages, promisary notes, and debentures.
The promise to repay for something owed.
a sum of money due under express obligation or agreement.
Debt, also referred to as a liability, is an amount owed by someone (the debtor) to another (the creditor). Common forms of debt securities are notes or bonds. If the debt is not secured by collateral it is unsecured debt, if it is secured by collateral the debt is referred to as secured debt. (See Subordinated Debt.)
The amount of money a utility has borrowed, usually through the issuance of debt securities such as bonds, debentures or promissory notes.
A source of funding for the business in the form of a loan that must be repaid back.
A liability or obligation in the form of bonds, loans, mortgages or overdrafts owed to another person or persons and required to be paid by a specified date (maturity).
Obligations in the form of bonds, loans, notes or mortgages, owed to another person or institution and required to be paid by a specified date.
The sum total that the US government owes to (1) various government trust funds, including Social Security, and (2) the public, including individuals, corporations, state, local and foreign governments, and the Federal Reserve, typically in the form of bonds or other types of securities. Not to be confused with the deficit, which is only the yearly total added to the debt. In other words, each year's deficit adds to the overall debt. (See also deficit.) cps =10;// You can set clicks per secondbr info='--a href="http://zfacts.com/p/461.html"National Debt/a!--'//br setup(info,cps)//br window.onload=run01//br -- US Gross National Debt
Refers to a relationship which obligates a borrower to pay interest and principal. The terms are often in writing and define the relationship. Indentures and and mortgage notes are common types of these written instruments of indebtedness.
The amount of money borrowed for construction projects.
an amount of money or property that has been determined by an appropriate organization unit official to be owed to the United States from any person, organization, or entity except another Federal agency. Included as debts are amounts owed on loans made directly by the United States and guaranteed loans which have defaulted and for which the guarantee has been honored by the United States. Also included are all other amounts due the United States from audit disallowances, fees, duties, leases, rents, royalties, services, sales of real or personal property, overpayments, fines, penalties, damages, taxes, interest, forfeitures, and other sources. The term "debt" is interchangeable and synonymous with the term "claim."
An amount owed to another. See installment loan and revolving liability.
The amount owed by a borrower.
Something owed. An obligation to pay something.
The debt is the total amount of all the deficits accumulated by a country or a province. It is the total amount of money borrowed for the administration of the country or the province. The greater the debt, the greater the proportion of the budget needed for the debt servicing, considering the interests to be paid. There is less money available for other public services.
Money owed to a lender or financial institution.
() An amount owed to another.
Money owed to someone else. Also see Debt for individual and National debt. View Capstone Lesson(s) that address this concept
An amount of money owed to another entity for funds borrowed.
An amount of money owing• Children & Criminal Law• Civil Courts• Debts - for Creditors• Debts - for Debtors• Liability for Others• Time Limits in Civil Matters
A specific sum of money due by agreement or otherwise.
A sum of money due from one person or entity to another.
An obligation to pay a sum of money which is due in consideration of the provision of goods and or services.
This is child support that a parent owes to CSA. The debt may happen because of: an overpayment; not paying child support; late payment penalties; a change or variation to the child support assessment; a court order; or an application for arrears to be collected.
An obligation to repay some amount owed. This may or may not be monetary.
An obligation, Specifically, the amount owed.
is an obligation to pay money that is due under specified terms. It is an amount owed as of a certain date.
Money owed to repay someone.
Money, goods or services that one party is obligated to pay another in accordance with an expressed or implied agreement.
An amount (usually of money) owed by party to another. NB: ‘debtâ€(tm) also includes amounts owing (eg: mortgages, car loans, etc) which are being serviced by the borrower normally and within the terms of the agreement.
Government debt is the outstanding amount that the government owes to private lenders at any given point in time. Governments borrow when they run deficits, but reduce outstanding debt when they run surpluses. Thus debt essentially represents the total of all annual deficits, minus any annual surpluses, over the years. Governments can borrow by taking out a loan directly from a financial institution, such as a bank. Governments can also issue bonds that are purchased by domestic and foreign businesses and individuals. Purchasers of government bonds are essentially lending money to the government with an agreement that the amounts will be repaid on a certain date and that interest will be paid periodically. The interest payments, also known as debt service costs, are a line-item in government budgets. Particularly in developing countries, debt service costs can consume a large share of total spending, reflecting the significant debt accumulated by these countries as well as the high interest rates they must pay to borrow.
A sum of money owed from one person or institution to another person or institution.
That which is owed. Debt refers to borrowed funds and is generally secured by collateral or a co-signer.
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The accumulated deficits of a government which is the principle amount owed to domestic and international creditors (the people who lend the government money).
capital, such as bonds and bank loans, supplied to a firm by lenders; the firm promises to repay the amount borrowed with interest
Money a company has borrowed and must repay, frequently with interest. Listed in the liabilities category on the statement of financial position.
An amount owed to another. Debt is one area of financial information that lenders review carefully during the mortgage lending process. It is also referred to as liability.
Obligation to pay another by virtue of a prior loan, generally of money.
The amount of money you owe – including mortgages, personal loans and credit card balances.
Money one person or firm owes to another person or firm.
An amount of money owed by one person, company, organization or other entity to another.
Debt tends to be a cheaper source of funding (although it has to be repaid over a fixed term). Lenders charge a set rate, and do not share in any upside in the profits earned through their funding. They do demand, however, a level of security over the capital sum lent. Companies with relatively secure profits and cash flow streams can obtain substantial debt facilities at favourable rates - thereby keeping their funding costs low.
An amount owed to creditors. It is generally equal to the total assets in a company less the equity. See liabilities.
Money borrowed from lenders for a variety of corporate purposes. The borrower pays interest for the use of the money and is obligated to repay it at a set date.
The name of a type of action to recover a "sum certain" of money. During this period in time debtors could be jailed as a sentence.
1) An obligation to another person. 2) That obligation which is created by borrowing. 3) The total of all financial obligations of a person or corporation.
If you are in debt you owe money to someone e.g. a bank.
An obligation resulting from the borrowing of money or from the purchase of goods and services.
An amount of money owed by one party to another through a transaction in which value passes to a debtor. A debt is a pecuniary obligation of the debtor.
Something owed to someone else. On a national level, the sum total that the government owes to the bearers of Canadian bonds. Not to be confused with the deficit, which is only the yearly total, added to the debt. In other words, each year's deficit adds to the overall debt.
An obligation or liability to pay money to someone else.
If you have borrowed money from someone or have bought something with credit, then you are in debt. If you are in debt, you have to pay back the money that you have borrowed.
Money you've borrowed from a lender. In addition to paying back the money borrowed, you almost always have to pay interest. The rate of interest being charged on your debt affects how you should approach paying it off. Credit card debts generally carry the highest rates (sometimes over 20%) and should be paid off first. Debts with lower rates, like most student loans (5-10%), can be paid off more slowly, even while saving.
Something (money, services, favour) owed by one individual to another for services rendered by that other person.
A sum of money due by certain and express agreement.
A debt is an obligation for past support and/or pregnancy and confinement expenses and has court-ordered repayment terms that the obligor is in compliance with.
An amount of money borrowed and owed by one party to another.
An amount of money that is owed.
Money, goods or services owing to another by virtue of an agreement, express or implied; giving rise to a legal duty to pay.
A legal obligation that is either written or oral where you agree to deliver a product, service, or cash to another person or company.
a sum of money owed by one person to another.
A legal obligation to pay. The written agreement promising to pay is known as a debt instrument. Examples include bonds, notes, bills mortgages, etc.
An amount owed by a debtor to a creditor. Invoices are often evidence of such a debt.
Money owing from one person to another.
An obligation to pay amounts due (and interest if required) under specified terms.
Securities such as bonds, notes, mortgages and other forms of paper that indicate the intent to repay an amount owed. A cash payment of interest and/or principal is made at a later date in time. This is in contrast to an equity investment where there is an exchange of shares of common stock, or ownership of the company.
A liability required to be paid by a specific date.
This is how much money you owe.
Any amount one person owes to another.
Debt is the term used for any liability or obligation owed to another person or persons.
A specified sum of money owing to one person from another, including not only the obligation of the debtor to pay, but the right of the creditor to receive and enforce payment.
Also known as liability. This is an amount owed to creditors.
Money a business has borrowed and must repay, usually with interest.
Money you owe to banks or credit issuers. More specifically, it is the amount of money that you have borrowed and not paid back.
A liability that must be repaid.
Something owed; an obligation or liability to pay someone else.
A form of liability that represents money borrowed from banks or other institutions.
Money, goods, or services that one party is obligated to pay to another in accordance with an expressed agreement. Debt may or may not be secured.
An amount owed another (personal or business related).
An amount of money owed to another person(s) or entity.
Money borrowed. If debt is too high bad check credit counseling may be required.
Individuals know what being in debt means. In the financing of a business, there is a vital distinction between debt and equity. Debt is money borrowed from a bank or other institution. Interest has to be paid at a specified rate and the total borrowed must be repaid either on a specified date or (as in bank overdrafts) on demand. By contrast, equity is permanent capital, and the return paid to the provider of equity is related to the profits of the business. See also gearing .
Money owed by an individual or company to another individual or company.
The financial obligation that is owed by the buyer (borrower).
An amount owed to another. See installmentloan and revolving liability.
Money that is borrowed, which the borrower promises to repay.
When a unit incurs an obligation to pay in the future it has a debt. Bonds, pensions, legal settlement, and even vacation time can be part of the debt of a government.
An amount that is owed. If you borrow money or purchase something on credit, you have created a debt.
Money owed to another party.
a liability of the firm such as loans, bonds, and accounts payable.
1: Common name for bonds and other forms of paper evidencing the amount owed and whether it is payable on a specific date or on demand. 2: One party's legal obligation to pay another party in accordance with an expressed or implied agreement. The debt may or may not be secured.
an amount of money that you owe to a person or company.
General name for money, notes, BONDS, goods or services which represent amounts owed.
is amount of money or something of value that is borrowed from a person referred to as a debtor. Usually a debt that is borrowed will carry some type of penalty along with the payback such as an interest, or service.
The money you owe to a person or a company. There are a lot of types of debt - credit card, car and student loans, child support and alimony. Debt can burn a hole in your pocket, leaving you with little opportunity to save money. If debt takes a big bite out of your income, start looking at ways to manage your finances since lenders prefer you have very manageable debts when you apply for a loan to buy a home.
Money borrowed with an obligation to pay back, usually with interest.
Money owed to a company or individual.
The entire amount of money a person owes to lenders.
liability in the form of a bond , loan agreement, or mortgage , owed to someone else with the promise of repayment by a certain date, the debt's maturity .
An amount owed for funds borrowed. The debt may be owed to an organization's own reserves, individuals, banks, or other institutions. Generally, the debt is secured by a note, bond, mortgage, or other instrument that states repayment and interest provisions. The note, in turn, may be secured by a lien against property or other assets.
An amount of money owed to others.
An obligation to repay a sum of principal, plus interest. In corporate terms, debt often refers to bonds or similar securities.
This is money that the company owes to all others. Debt includes both short term amounts like accounts payable and longer term loans that are not due in full for several years.
A debt is an obligation to pay or render something (usually money) to someone else.
Money owed to creditors or lenders or buyers of debt securities.
This is an amount owed to another.
Debt is the responsibility of the borrower to pay back money borrowed.
The collective financial obligations of an individual or group, for which the lender expects to be paid, usually with interest.
Money owed by an individual or business to another individual or business.
An obligation to pay another.
Money that has been borrowed and must be repaid, usually with interest and by a set date.
An amount owed. The general name for notes, bonds, mortgages and other instruments evidencing the amounts owed.
The amount that someone owes to someone else.
Money owed by one person to another person or institution.
Consumers expenditures are affected by savings, debt, and credit availability. Marketers must pay careful attention to major changes in incomes, cost of living, interest rates, savings, and borrowing patterns because they can have a strong impact on business, especially for companies whose products are geared to high-income and price-sensitive consumers. Debt Instrument - Future payment or series of payments, or a debt that one party owes to another party. Also known as income streams or cash flow instruments. Debtor - One who owes something and makes payments to a creditor.
An amount owed from one to another.
Amount owed by a buyer to a supplier of goods or services, pursuant to a sale contract.
An amount that is owed to someone else.
Money the company borrowed and must repay.
Is the state where money is owed or is due. A repayment must be made within a pre-specified date.
An obligation or liability which is due from one person to another.
Debt is that which is owed; usually referencing assets owed, but the term can cover other obligations. In the case of assets, debt is a means of using future purchasing power in the present before a summation has been earned. Some companies and corporations use debt as a part of their overall corporate finance strategy.
