The site includes, on each page, a snapshot of the total debt due, the date of your last payment and a running tally of the daily interest accrued.
But he punted on the debt ceiling due date, before the fact.
They have used the cash from investors to refinance more expensive debt, push due dates into the future or sometimes pay for a distressed debt swap, a last resort to avoid bankruptcy.
The French law of 1985, preserving vestiges of the traditional relation-back theory, invalidates payments of debts made after their due date and the date of the cessation of payments if the recipient had knowledge of the cessation of payments.
Second, the debt note requires a fixed due date (or "maturity date") for repayment of the total amount borrowed, plus interest.
Make sure that you understand the terms of the loan and have the means to make the payments without compromising other bills and comfortably repay the debt on or before its due date.
They are weighing various proposals that would extend the due date of the debt in return for various concessions, like stock in the company, a partial payment of what is owed them, or a more senior position relative to other creditors, one bondholder said.
Failure to make a payment on a debt or obligation by the specified due date.
The Reades were living on benefits, with no cash to spare for debt repayments and this time they couldn't repay on the due date.
The firm was founded as the Household Finance Corporation in 1878 in Minneapolis and claimed to be the first company to offer installment loans, allowing consumers to repay debt through regular partial payments rather than one lump sum at the due date.
This year, as the market for new issues of high-yield debt turned increasingly bearish, Mr. Perelman's ability to refinance the bonds before the due date looked dim.
