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consumer debt

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A quick definition of consumer debt:

Consumer debt refers to money that an individual borrows primarily for personal, family, or household purposes. This can include credit card debt, student loans, and car loans. It is important to pay off consumer debt in a timely manner to avoid accruing interest and damaging one's credit score.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Consumer debt refers to the money owed by an individual for personal, family, or household purposes.

Examples: Examples of consumer debt include credit card debt, student loans, and personal loans.

Explanation: Consumer debt is different from other types of debt, such as business debt or government debt, because it is incurred for personal use. This type of debt is often used to finance everyday expenses or major purchases, such as a car or a home. The examples provided illustrate the different types of consumer debt that individuals may have. Credit card debt is a common form of consumer debt that is used to make purchases and is paid back over time with interest. Student loans are another type of consumer debt that is used to pay for education and is paid back over a longer period of time. Personal loans are also a form of consumer debt that can be used for a variety of purposes, such as home improvements or medical expenses.

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That kind of thing is probably beyond anyone's ability to divine... but I feel like in that case, wouldn't they just WL you and circle back around later to decide during WL movement?
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[] c0bra1
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do you have to get new recommendations if you reapply
[] c0bra1
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or can you reuse one of them
180letmein
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I think they say you can reuse recommendations
180letmein
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Just make sure to let your recommenders know
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180letmein
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That you're gonna use it again. But that's just courtesy
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As an R&Rer i can tell you your recommendations stay in LSAC for like five years or something and you don’t have to re-request them
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And you don’t have to get new ones
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You can re-use recommendations, but if you're reapplying and expecting different results, you should get at least one new/updated recommendation.
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