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Discover LudwigThe phrase "financial debt" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the amount of money that a person or organization owes to another party. Example: "Jane found herself drowning in financial debt after accumulating large credit card bills and student loans."
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Issuance of this financial debt exploded during the mid-2000s.
In exchange, students would receive tuition breaks to help them avoid a lifetime of financial debt.
Some are married with children, and others still carry financial debt from vehicle and home loans.
Over $7 billion in repayments on its financial debt come due in October.
These methods help prevent the buildup of financial debt and are more beneficial to the environment.
Some financial debt is household obligations, like automobile leases, Mr. Smithers said.
This in itself is likely to stall the global economic recovery following the financial debt crisis.
In 1894 Antoine, in severe financial debt, relinquished the Théâtre-Libre to another director, who ran it until 1896.
The company managed to cut its net financial debt to 5.9 billion euros, a reduction of 2 billion euros.
In some cases, the newly created financial debt was guaranteed only by the underlying assets — like the home mortgage.
The father is said to have married the child to a friend to pay a financial debt.
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