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An amount sufficiently large that Greece would have entirely a get out of jail free card from its debt.
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But above all, both are patriotic Americans who are answering their country's call to free our future from the stranglehold of debt.
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That would free it from having to sell its debt in the market, and so from paying the market price for its profligacy.
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If Chesapeake really is serious about increasing shareholder value, they are going to have to use free cash flow from operations to reduce their debt load.
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While interest in a Mosaic solar investment will be taxable, the interest saved from paying of a car loan or credit card debt is saved from after-tax money, and so is essentially tax free, which makes paying down debt at interest rates of 4% more more clearly more attractive than the 4.5% on offer from Mosaic.
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Debt-free companies will be insulated from this effect.
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This healthy free cash flow has enabled the company to pay down the debt from the Washington Group acquisition, leaving it with a strong balance sheet and a net cash position.
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Financial planners say almost every client they see between 50 and 55 is desperately trying to catch up from a free-spending lifestyle that has left them paying off debt while finding a way to save for the education of their still-young children.
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Take advice from people like National Debt Line, Shelter and Citizens Advice Bureau who offer free and impartial advice.
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It too has a debt-free balance sheet and gets only marginally higher marks for share price value from the charts.
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The use of the Fed to peg nominal interest rates at artificially low levels, fine tune the yield curve, incentivize risk taking, monetize government debt, and inflate selected asset prices by allocating credit are deviations from sound money and free markets.
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