| Due |
| Score |
| I.O.U. |
| Burden |
| Relief |
| Red ink |
| Arrears |
| Red item |
| Sum owed |
| National |
| Mortgage |
| Arrearage |
| Liability |
| Money owed |
| Red state? |
| Obligation |
| Loan, e.g. |
| Owed money |
| Unpaid sum |
| Unpaid bill |
| Amount owed |
| Ceiling ___ |
| Balance due |
| IOU subject |
| Item in red |
| Student woe |
| What's owed |
| Owed amount |
| I.o.u., e.g. |
| ___ of honor |
| College ___. |
| ___ the hole |
| Amount owing |
| Balance owed |
| Chit subject |
| Fiscal issue |
| I.o.u. cause |
| Red ink item |
| Visa concern |
| What is owed |
| Card balance |
| Unpaid amount |
| Bar tab, e.g. |
| Corporate woe |
| I.O.U. matter |
| Gambler's woe |
| Red-ink total |
| Figure in red |
| Money you owe |
| Red-ink entry |
| N.Y.C. problem |
| Pay-off target |
| Repayable loan |
| Unpaid balance |
| Fiscal concern |
| Kind of crisis |
| U.S.A. problem |
| Pound of flesh |
| Red-ink amount |
| Something owed |
| Antonio's worry |
| Credit card woe |
| Financial worry |
| Fiscal problem. |
| Item in the red |
| Kind of ceiling |
| Obligatory note |
| The ___ ceiling |
| Economic burden |
| Charging result |
| National concern |
| Collector's item |
| Financial burden |
| Asset's opposite |
| Borrowing burden |
| Chapter 11 topic |
| Government worry |
| Insolvency cause |
| National problem |
| Outstanding bill |
| Savings obstacle |
| Consumer pitfall |
| Outstanding loan |
| Suze Orman topic |
| Cardholder's woe |
| Net worth factor |
| ___ of gratitude |
| Chapter 11 issue |
| Economic concern |
| Bankruptcy cause |
| Fiscal shortfall |
| It's outstanding |
| Cause of red ink |
| $277-billion item |
| An IOU implies it |
| Balance due, e.g. |
| Chapter 11 factor |
| Credit card total |
| Gambler's problem |
| Major U.S. export |
| Money destroys it |
| Obligation to pay |
| Reason for an IOU |
| Unpaid loan, e.g. |
| Bankruptcy factor |
| Corporate problem |
| Credit card worry |
| Credit's opposite |
| Corporate concern |
| Borrower's burden |
| Balance sheet item |
| Amount that's owed |
| Collector's target |
| Creditor's concern |
| Financial headache |
| It may be forgiven |
| It may be crushing |
| Large U.S. problem |
| Outstanding credit |
| Outstanding figure |
| Plastic user's woe |
| Result of charging |
| Student loan, e.g. |
| Thing of interest? |
| Credit card figure |
| Credit report item |
| Chapter 11 concern |
| Credit card result |
| Outstanding amount |
| Amount in an i.o.u. |
| Bad thing to run up |
| Credit card problem |
| Credit card outcome |
| Financial millstone |
| Money owed to label |
| Outstanding balance |
| Student loans, e.g. |
| 2012 campaign issue |
| Balance sheet minus |
| Cause of bankruptcy |
| Overcharging result |
| Subject of interest |
| Credit card balance |
| Delinquent's problem |
| Fiscal cliff concern |
| In ___ (owing money) |
| Many a student's woe |
| Pecuniary obligation |
| Red ink signifies it |
| What bonds represent |
| Cardholder's problem |
| The red, so to speak |
| Cause for Chapter 11 |
| Financial obligation |
| It may be outstanding |
| A matter of interest? |
| Charger's acquisition |
| Credit card aftermath |
| Credit user's problem |
| Money can wipe it out |
| National U.S. problem |
| Plastic user's burden |
| Result of some sprees |
| What a note signifies |
| Borrowing consequence |
| It's indicated in red |
| What an IOU signifies |
| Major American export |
| Overcharging concern? |
| It may be consolidated |
| Clancy's "--- of Honor |
| College loan aftermath |
| Creation from plastic? |
| Hole to be dug out of? |
| It might be guaranteed |
| It's often seen in red |
| Reason to write an IOU |
| Result of overspending |
| What red ink signifies |
| Spendthrift's hangover |
| Plastic user's concern |
| Any credit card balance |
| Common borrowing result |
| Credit card bills, e.g. |
| Many a student's burden |
| Overcharging condition? |
| This may cause vigorish |
| What a borrower carries |
| What red ink symbolizes |
| What a marker indicates |
| Loan application section |
| Thing requiring a payoff |
| Thing often of interest? |
| Binge consequence, maybe |
| Credit card abuser's woe |
| It might be consolidated |
| Bond, e.g., for a company |
| It may be payable monthly |
| It may lead to bankruptcy |
| It's composed of balances |
| One of America's problems |
| What shoppers may go into |
| Credit card balance, e.g. |
| Binge consequence, perhaps |
| College graduate's concern |
| Dough shortage consequence |
| It'll cost you to be in it |
| Money owed to someone else |
| What bankruptcy discharges |
| America exports a ton of it |
| Result of a dough shortage? |
| What may grow with interest |
| Not a good thing to go into |
| Problem for the bottom line |
| Something to stay on top of |
| Student loans, for instance |
| Concern of a certain ceiling |
| It's nice when it's forgiven |
| Money owed to record company |
| Plastic user's accumulation? |
| Indentured servants problem |
| It's what an IOU acknowledges |
| Reason for imprisonment, once |
| Amount that has to be paid off |
| College student's accumulation |
| Unpaid credit card bills, e.g. |
| Word with ceiling or financing |
| Amount that needs to be repaid |
| You can pay your way out of it |
| Obligation to the company store |
| Subtraction to obtain net worth |
| Compulsive gambler's woe, often |
| It definitely costs to be in it |
| It's tough to be in a lot of it |
| Current national all-time record |
| Many a college graduate's burden |
| Tough thing to get out of, often |
| It may be run up at Christmastime |
| What many college students accrue |
| You're strapped when you're in it |
| You can get it with a credit card |
| Some are up to their ears in this |
| Credit card ___ (the balance owed) |
| Something a shopaholic might be in |
| You may get into it while shopping |
| Auto loans and credit card balances |
| It's not good when it's outstanding |
| It's often acquired with a new house |
| It may be something of great interest |
| It's not wonderful if it's outstanding |
| It could be something of great interest |
| ___ ceiling (economic issue in the news) |
| Focus of a current U.S. government crisis |
| If it's outstanding, it's really not good |
| You may get into it while making purchases |
| The average 2013 grad has $30,000 of it :-/ |
| National figure that's more than $18 trillion |
| 1990s Wink Martindale game show that paid off contestants' obligations |
| It's accrued a lot every year by college students across America (hint: not wisdom) |