Free-spending, debt-laden: Credit woes can have roots in emotional needs
Personal-finance experts estimate that at least 10 percent of debt woes are a direct result of overspending — pure lack of discipline. Overspending and accumulating debt may be manifestations of deep, unresolved emotional issues and unmet needs. Shopping becomes like a drug, just as work is for workaholics, and provides a temporary escape from worry and anxiety.
Free-spending, debt-laden: Credit woes can have roots in emotional needsLebanon's ratings affirmed, outlook changed to 'positive'
BEIRUT: Japanese rating agency Rating and Investment Information, Inc. (R&I) affirmed Lebanon's Foreign Currency Issuer ratings at "B+" and revised the outlook to "positive" from "stable." It also affirmed the Short-Term Foreign Currency Debt at "B," as reported by Lebanon This Week, the economic publication of the Byblos Bank Group
Lebanon's ratings affirmed, outlook changed to 'positive'Lebanon's ratings affirmed, outlook changed to 'positive'
BEIRUT: Japanese rating agency Rating and Investment Information, Inc. (R&I) affirmed Lebanon’s Foreign Currency Issuer ratings at “B+” and revised the outlook to “positive” from “stable.”
Lebanon's ratings affirmed, outlook changed to 'positive'The EU's economic governance: Rewriting the rulebook
The Greek sovereign debt crisis is forcing Europeans to rethink the coordination of their national economic policies, confronting the euro area with its most severe test since its launch eleven years ago.
The EU's economic governance: Rewriting the rulebook