ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES
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Chapter 15, Problem 15.8BYP
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Personal debt load: Personal debt load means the lack of financial support in an individual’s life. When a person is paying extra than his income for his bills and loans, then the situation is about debt load. This load can be due to many reasons for not a well-planned budget, lack of savings and misuse of credit cards. This debt load can be cleared by consulting a good financial planner.
To explain: Summary of an article describing the warning signs of personal debt trouble.
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