What is a bearer debt?
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hope this definition helps you:\n\n"Bonds may be issued in either bearer or registered forms. A bearer bond is payable to the bearer of the instrument. Therefore, its ownership is not recorded with the issuer. For an owner to receive a periodic interest or principal payment, a coupon attached to the bond for that interest payment date must be clipped off and sent to the issuer. The ownership of registered bonds is recorded with the issuer, so interest and principal payments can be disbursed automatically. Most bonds issued in recent years are registered and their ownership is tracked electronically."\n\nhere debt referres to bonds and bearber is used as a certain type of corporate bond
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this is under the law of bailment. when you are borrowing something from someone you generally owe duty of reasonable care as to that which you are borrowing.
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The question is too vaguely worded for specifics.  Two sources: (1) contact the Finance Department of the government agency that issued the bonds to determine if any of the debt remains outstanding.  In some cases, it may have been refunded (refinanced) or defeased.  It is also important to point out that there is a difference between debt issued and taxes or special assessments levied by the government agency to pay the debt.  In MANY cases (most cases?), governments will choose to maintain tax rates for use on future bonds, instead of reducing the rate, even if the older debts were paid. (2) many states have listing of outstanding tax-exempt debt (contact state attorney generals office).
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That means that they (that specific company) is no longer trying to collect the debt. They can however refer it to a collection agnecy for collection. This doen;t mena you no longer owe the bill it simply means they are not going to bill you anymore.
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there are some pretty specific rules on this. as i recall if you did not acknowledge the debt at any point along the way then they are out of luck.\n\ndouble check the info however.\n\nsee this page http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/cc/20040116b1.asp
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Debenture is a unsecured (that's critical) debt :).\nFeature:\nYou owe money\nIt probably carries a coupon which you have to pay\n\n\nRival
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If the person has a house, life insurance or assets the debts can be paid from them. If the person is married the debts may be transferred to the spouse (depending on what they are). If the person isn't married, has no money or assets they probably won't be paid but if the people and places owed money have their insurance they may be able to collect from them.
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citizens advice (debt advisor) they make the creditors an offer of £1. keep making the payments and after a few months the debts are more than likely squashed, providing u keep up to date on payments
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Mezzanine debt is junior in the capital structure to senior secured and unsecured debt. This means that it is not secured by any assets of the Company. The analysis of the Company's ability to pay the debt is based on the cash flows of the business. Mezzanine debt is generally shorter-term in nature, under 10 years, and may have a no payment period for the first couple of years. A mezzanine debt instrument can also have a number of equity-like features.
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a credit card is a great example of an interest bearing debt.its unsecured and the credit card company makes you pay for their services and the convience of having and using their card. anytime you buy products over a certain time you have a interest bearing debt.
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FROM BILLS AND DEBTS !?!!!!!!\nYES!!!!!
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servicing the debt with the interest on top.
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A CDO  is  Collatralized Debt Obligation; what this means is that the issued is backed by some collateral. When an instrument such as a CDO has different 'segments' for income or cash flow needs of varying investors, each segment is called a Tranche.\n\nSo for instance, an older investor may have a need for recurring fixed income to cover his/her costs, whereas a younger investor may not need the cash for a long time. In such a case, when a CDO is created, the cash flows from the CDO has meted out on different schedules to the different schedules.\n\nHope this helps. I am not an expert in this area, but have tried to do my best based on my limited knowledge.
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The principal portion of a P&I pymt (payment going both to principal and interest charged on the loan) is applied to the outstanding loan amount/principal. This REDUCES the balance of funds due. Also, called "paying down" a loan
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The Government keeps records of ownership of all Government securities.  Here is a link to the Bureau of Public Debt contact page.  You can email, snail mail or call them.\n\nGood luck!\n\nhttp://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/bpd/bpdemail.htm
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A default is usually when the account is transferred to a debt collection agency.  It would normally occur if you have 3 months in arrears. or 3 late payments in a row. 1 payment late wouldn't matter.
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Look in your yellow pages, or on the net. Use a web site like  www.debt-advisors-directory.co.uk    or you can use keyword in your search bar for debt councillors.  hope this is useful, there are many out there.