a prefix meaning âunder, below,â occurring esp. in words denoting an organ or location below a given body part (hypodermic; hypothalamus), or in terms denoting a body condition in which substances or functions are at below-normal levels (hypothermia),sometimes as a counterpart to a word formed with hyper-; also used in the names of chemical compounds that are in a lower state of oxidation than a given compound (hyposulfurous acid).
So here goes: Your top 10 causes of debt! 1. Reduced income/same expenses. Too often we delay bringing expenses in line with a reduction in income for a host of good reasons and let debt fill the gap. The sooner you adjust to your new reality, whether it be temporary or permanent, the better off you'll be. 2. Divorce.
Auto loans, credit card debt, mortgage debt, medical debt, student loans, and personal loans are some of the most common types of debt that most people find themselves owing. If itâs true that nearly everyone has debts to repay, then most of us are technically âin debt,â yet only some of us are described that way. The phrase âin debtâ seems to be reserved for people who owe too much, but even that is hard to pinpoint.