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The term "debt interest" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to the rate of interest charged on a debt. For example: "The company accepted a loan with a high rate of debt interest of 8%."
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The extra debt interest.
Debt interest is essentially a legacy cost.
Debt interest payments are going up.
So debt interest is 4.5% [times] 90% = 4% of GDP.
Debt interest payments are falling, and so too are the bills for unemployment.
Known as annually managed expenditure (AME), its principal components are social-security benefits and debt interest.
High-yield debt interest rates are low and companies are rushing to borrow.
The prize is lower debt interest payments for taxpayers for decades to come.
Settlers also planned to do away with debt, interest, and rent.
Suddenly, forecasts for tax revenues are higher and debt interest payments considerably lower.
Removing tax relief on debt interest would deter heavily leveraged bids.
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