Examples of using Over-indebtedness in English and their translations into Finnish
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Mitigating the direct impact of the financial crisis on individuals through specific measures to prevent over-indebtedness and maintain access to financial services.
that could prevent over-indebtedness.
ability to repay a loan is necessary to avoid over-indebtedness.
Social lending is social service credit designed to prevent economic exclusion and over-indebtedness and to help an individual
The Presidency believes also that the Committee could propose measures of harmonisation of the legal framework for the prevention and dealing with over-indebtedness.
The Commission will also examine the different approaches to combating over-indebtedness and, if necessary, issue a recommendation.
European consumer associations, from various economic sectors and geographical areas who are engaged in fighting over-indebtedness.
as it helps an individual to achieve proper management of their budget and to prevent over-indebtedness.
There are also a large number of people whose marginalisation derives from causes such as addictions, over-indebtedness or homelessness, and whose integration into the labour market requires special social measures.
Several Member States should also consider strengthening their regulatory framework for mortgages with a view to preventing housing bubbles and reducing over-indebtedness of private households.
NOTES that such over-indebtedness is in the majority of cases due to increasing uncertainty regarding the occurrence and predictability of variations in income;
NOTES that, while over-indebtedness does not consist solely of debts linked to credit,
Over-indebtedness can in certain cases be the result of a twist of fate,
Believes that an appropriate, uniform procedure for preventing and dealing with situations of over-indebtedness must be put in place in all the Member States;
Anti-discrimination measures, action to combat financial exclusion and over-indebtedness, promotion of entrepreneurship
which discourages birth rates, and over-indebtedness, which is of increasing concern.
Although consumer over-indebtedness and consumer bankruptcy are also not covered by the scope of this Recommendation,
The 2003-2005 NAPs/incl make it clear that homelessness can stem from a variety of factors: over-indebtedness, family break-up(often preceded by domestic violence),
disadvantaged Vantaa residents to prevent financial marginalization and over-indebtedness, as well as to promote the person's and his/her family's independent financial coping and economic management.
To improve the position of over-indebted individuals, the Government will prepare a package of measures assessing needs for legislative amendments related to over-indebtedness, such as the establishment of a positive credit data register,