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TOTAL DEBT INVESTED CAPITAL - INVESTED CAPITAL
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Total Debt Invested Capital
- Invested Capital represents the total cash investment that shareholders and debtholders have made in a company. There are two different but completely equivalent methods for calculating invested capital.
- the sum of equity and debt in a business enterprise. Debt is typically a) all interest bearing debt or b) long-term interest-bearing debt. When the term is used, it should be supplemented by a specific definition in the given valuation context.
- The capital made available to the Company, i.e. Group equity plus the available loans and the balance of current account deposits/withdrawals.
- The Province’s total borrowings outstanding without taking into consideration any of the Province’s assets.
- The carrying amount of the Company’s secured revolving credit facility, senior unsecured notes, and mortgage indebtedness, as reported in the Company's consolidated financial statements.
- Total of short-term debt (Debt obligations, recorded as current liabilities, requiring payment within the year ) and long-term debt (An obligation having a maturity of more than one year from the date it was issued).
Day 937 - Day 207
Lifetime Dream # 25 of my list of 155: I will be debt free. I will pay off all of my debts and then pay cash for everything that I need, and never carry a balance on a credit card again. I will never again be controlled by debt. Completed On: July 23, 2010
I went through a bitter divorce in 1999, inheriting a mountain of debt in the midst of overwhelming heart break. After the divorce I began racking up debts that just were about surviving for a while, but those led to irresponsible living. I racked up $65,000 in debt between credit cards, music equipment, LASIK surgery, and just life. It was a hard life, especially once I couldn’t pay the debts.
My financial world came crashing down in 2004… I had no means to pay minimum balances on things and I really didn’t have the money to even eat. But I started fresh- got a new job that allowed endless over time. I basically killed myself at that job and then switched over to United Healthcare where I began working my way up- paying off debts as I went along.
I paid off the most notorious bank loan in May of 2008, and then my last Child Support payment (not included in the total debt) was paid last July. It’s an awesome feeling to not owe anyone. I am in school now but United Healthcare is paying for everything with that.
I am proud that I pay cash for everything. Someday (hopefully really soon) I will have a car payment and I have come to terms with that… but you better believe that I am going to pay that car off much sooner than my note is due; and I am gonna enjoy every mile in that Stang!
Day 870 - Day 140
Lifetime Dream # 25 of my list of 155: I will be debt free. I will pay off all of my debts and then pay cash for everything that I need, and never carry a balance on a credit card again. I will never again be controlled by debt. Completed On: July 23, 2010
I went through a bitter divorce in 1999, inheriting a mountain of debt in the midst of overwhelming heart break. After the divorce I began racking up debts that just were about surviving for a while, but those led to irresponsible living. I racked up $65,000 in debt between credit cards, music equipment, LASIK surgery, and just life. It was a hard life, especially once I couldn’t pay the debts.
My financial world came crashing down in 2004… I had no means to pay minimum balances on things and I really didn’t have the money to even eat. But I started fresh- got a new job that allowed endless over time. I basically killed myself at that job and then switched over to United Healthcare where I began working my way up- paying off debts as I went along.
I paid off the most notorious bank loan in May of 2008, and then my last Child Support payment (not included in the total debt) was paid last July. It’s an awesome feeling to not owe anyone. I am in school now but United Healthcare is paying for everything with that. If I buy a car I plan to pay cash for it- I never want to charge anything because it’s a habit I don’t want to get into… ever again!
These cards represent most of the cards I had and paid off (or closed). I keep them to remind me of where I never want to return again!
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