go into debt

If her insurer did not pay, she said, she would go into debt, find a way to raise the money.

Ironically, the euro zone's difficulties in recent months have made it easier for the United States to go into debt.

Materialistic attitudes have increased, and people are more willing to go into debt to afford the best - right now.

They believed that to go into debt was to indulge your basest urges and to surrender your future independence.

Also, growers may go into debt when the company deducts payments for inputs from the final purchase price.

You don't have to backpedal; you don't have to become homeless; you don't have to go into debt; you don't have to go into poverty.

Families often go into debt arranging marriages and paying elaborate dowries.

Don't go into debt. That includes credit card debt, student debt, home debt, personal loans, auto loans.

When this happened, my friend would have to go in the hole. He would go into debt and owe people money.

Their parents spend almost all the family savings, or even go into debt, to pay for their education.

People may be more hesitant to go into debt because of the recession.

In order to acquire the skills you need, you'll have to go into debt.

When people do spend money on things they can't afford, they go into debt.

Don't go into debt.

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