The phrase "a type of debt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when categorizing or describing different forms of debt in financial discussions or analyses.
Example: "Student loans are a type of debt that many graduates must manage after completing their education."
Alternatives: "a form of debt" or "a category of debt".
In other words, this is a type of debt that pays off.
Ms. Morse said she had withdrawn $240 million of Seminole County's money after learning the fund had exposure to a type of debt, known as commercial paper, backed by subprime loans — but left another $96 million in place.
Syncora and Financial Guaranty Insurance Company had insured a type of debt that was never very secure to begin with, and the city contended that low recoveries were appropriate given the level of risk.
They found huge demand for their services in the exploding field of collateralized debt obligations, a type of debt backed by various assets.
Black Box Inc. in Simi Valley said it plans to raise about $98 million with an initial public offering of 4.5 million common shares and an offering of $35 million in subordinated debentures, a type of debt security.
On the plus side, student loans are a type of installment debt (a debt you repay on a schedule), and FICO and many other credit scores weigh installment debt like student loans less heavily than some other types of debt, like revolving debt on a credit card.
If you have a credit card, a car loan or almost any type of debt other than a mortgage, there's a chance your name and address have been run through Elliott's algorithm, a complex formula that crunches data from the Census Bureau.
squareds," a type of collateralized debt obligations, which, by 2009, were threatened with big losses.
Many other investors have also incurred losses on preference shares, a type of convertible debt that Bankia and other banks sold mainly to their retail clients.
A type of municipal debt that once gave money fund investors a bit of extra yield has become so accepted the last decade that its yield premium has almost disappeared.
Investment Dar is wrangling over the repayment of a separate type of debt to Blom Bank, a Lebanese bank, on the grounds that the transaction was not sharia-compliant; an English court surprised many by ruling that the firm had an "arguable case".Lawyers point out that these problems are, again, not unique to Islamic finance.
