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Indemnity Percentage: The indemnity percentage refers to the portion of the debt covered by the insurer. Exclusions: Common exclusions include pre-existing baddebts, disputes between buyer and seller and non-payment arising from unresolved contractual disagreements.
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Educating yourself is the best way to avoid making financial mistakes, whether you watch videos, read blogs, or listen to podcasts. Is there a limit to how much debt one should have? In contrast to credit card debt or what is often called “baddebt,” student loans are considered “good debt.”
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