Sentence examples for completely pay off from inspiring English sources
I'd still be in debt today, with government-issued student loans and steep credit card interest that made it just impossible enough to every completely pay off a full account balance.
Unlike most American consumers, whose failure to save has exasperated economists for years, the typical American corporation has increased its savings so sharply that it probably has enough cash on hand to completely pay off its debts.
"A remarkable consensus emerged at the end of President Clinton's second term to use the Medicare and Social Security surpluses to completely pay off our national debt," said Gene Sperling, who was Mr. Clinton's economic policy adviser and is now a fellow at the Brookings Institution.
He financed his own education through student loans which he did not completely pay off for 16 years: It took Marco Rubio 16 years and a book deal to pay off his student loans.
Presently, if you die before you completely pay off your debt you're reading VICE so probably have a job in the arts and will meet the reaper before financial independence your unpaid fees disappear into the ether like so many Tropic of Cancer library fines.
This is all of the money you currently owe to completely pay off your credit cards.
But as anyone who reads Fried can see, he's obsessed with his ideas, not himself, and that obsession completely pays off for anyone more interested in art than Geoff Dyer is.
In one deal they've completely paid off their controversial first iFund, a $100 million fund to spur iPhone app development.
If you have money in an IRA mutual fund or have your house completely paid off, I consider that savings.
I think I know two friends that have completely paid off their loans and have received an awesome amount of confidence because of it.
