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France declared war on the United States.

France stopped all trade with the United States.

France began to seize American ships and cargo.

France kidnapped government leaders and demanded a ransom.

I don’t have acredit card. However there are many individuals who do. And they got their credit cards in good faith. They thought they would be able to pay their debts, because they had jobs. However since there are NO jobs available. How are they going to pay for their convient plastic credit cards?

ive heard even if i pay a debt off in full it wont help my score or anything really..so if i wasnt to pay would it matter any like say if i was to buy something and pay it off on my credit…for example like i bouth something from rent a center and paid it off would it help my score even if i have unpaid debts?

how would I go about the calculations to adjust the Allowance for Doubtful Debts ledger to the required debit balance?
What would the adjusting entries be?

I dont know what to do , I can get into both, manchester is ranked 18th best university and bangor is ranked 50th. And does anyone not in wales know of Bangor university and have you heard its good.
If I go to manchester I will end up with over £30,000 of debt, but if I stay at home my parents will pay for everything. What would you do ?

A method of estimating bad debts expense that involves a detailed examination of outstanding accounts and their length of time past due is the:
a. Direct write-off method.
b. Aging of accounts receivable method.
c. Percentage of sales method.
d. Aging of investments method.
e. Percent of accounts receivable method.

I have always questioned myself about those who want to join the military to pay off their debts. I would like my question to be answered and this question is for enlisted soldiers or veterans and my question is; those who have debts and want to join the military because they know its their only way out, is it possible for this to happen and if it is what happens to that particular person? Who ever is reading this, don’t answer my question if you have not joined the military because it wouldn’t help me nor future readers who have the same question as me. Thank you.

I am investigating what happens to one’s debts if he or she were to die. My question is, what happens to the debts of an individual when he or she dies if the debts considered are student loans, mortgage, and the remaining obligation of a car lease. Also, is any consideration made for if the death were murder, suicide, accident, natural causes, etc., or is it applied the same uniformly regardless of how the individual died?

i’ve been researching on this topic and obviously, a lot of Filipinos are under a lot of debts. because they like to just spend and spend not thinking of how will are they going to pay for it(credit cards or borrowing money from others)

is there any laws that, like, if a one has a debt, and cannot pay for it, will he get jailed for it?
are there any punishments? and how does the government deal with debtors? and what will happen to non-paying debts people?

does it get transferred to your family? what kind of debts are forgiven after death and which ones are turned over to your spouse/children/next of kin.