'debt resolution' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a process of coming to an agreement on how to pay off a debt, such as when negotiating with creditors. For example, "The bank and I came to a debt resolution that allowed me to pay off my loan without incurring any additional fees."
However, I've come up with an alternative five-point mortgage debt resolution process, based on some cases I know of.
Last week, developing countries again tried to create new debt resolution rules at the UN general assembly as part of the SDGs agenda.
So what we'd like to see is mechanisms to prevent those crises being created – debt resolution mechanisms to deal with debt problems when they arise.
You might not recall the "Tax Lady" but Roni Deutch operated a tax debt resolution firm that heavily advertised it could help people resolve their back-tax liability.
Unctad, the UN's Geneva-based trade and investment arm, has been working for several years to draw up a "roadmap" for sovereign debt resolution.
Note that under the government's new plan, debt resolution will not start for two years.
The US, UK and EU made it clear that they had voted against to preserve the International Monetary Fund as the final arbiter of sovereign debt resolutions in its role as lender of last resort.
Tsipras insisted, though, that even if Greeks follow his advice and reject the creditors' demands for more cuts to public spending, primarily on pensions and government workers' salaries, that the government intends to continue seeking a new debt-resolution agreement so that Greece can remain part of the Eurozone.
Occasionally, a freshman senator or representative voted against any given year's debt ceiling resolution, hoping to score political points with the folks back home.
The debt-free resolution is backed by the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which is hosting events at town halls at several public colleges and universities across the country this week.
The fiscal cliff deal we were given was fashioned in a matter of days with too little revenue initiatives, no spending cuts, no debt ceiling resolutions, and a cornucopia of corporate tax extensions.
