Analysis: New Zealand sees an early warning in Greece’s debt

WELLINGTON - New Zealand has strong reason to fervently hope that debt-laden Greece never goes bankrupt as a fresh crisis in global financial markets would be a real blow to recovery for the earthquake-hit country.

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Asian stock markets slip on Europe debt fears

Asian markets dropped Monday amid fears of a spreading European debt crisis after a ratings agency placed Italian banks on a review for a possible downgrade.

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First Read – Boehner challenges Obama on debt deal, tax increases

From NBC's Shawna Thomas and Carrie Dann A day after his second-in-command pulled out of bipartisan debt talks, House Speaker John Boehner delivered a direct challenge to the White House and said flatly that the House ...

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Debt Collectors Ask to Be Paid a Little Respect

Debt collectors are well aware that they are not a sympathetic lot, but the industry trade association has begun a charm offensive.

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Europe debt market tensions worsen ahead of summit

Europe's debt market jitters flared up again Wednesday as investors worried about the near-term fates of Portugal and Ireland, an ill omen on the eve of a summit where EU leaders plan to complete their crisis-fighting plan.

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Debt Dropped From Credit Report Still Owed

You may still be liable for a bad debt even after it drops from your credit report.

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Debt Collectors And Generation Facebook

The debate is heating up about the means debt collectors are allowed to use to communicate with consumers.  As a new generation enters the world of credit and debt -- and inevitably some of them, collections -- the 35 year-old rules about how these groups can interact could use an overhaul. 

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FDIC warns on end of giant debt guarantees

GE, Citi, B. of A., J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Goldman got more than $200 billion in debt guarantees from the government

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Debt ceiling: Battle heats up

Everybody's talking about debt.

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Debt reduction without default

Europe urgently needs to implement a market-based emergency program to deal with overly indebted countries, which would then act as a bridge to creating a major European Monetary Fund. 19 Feb 2011 12:04 AM

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