financial obligations
What you owe
Financial obligations are debts or commitments requiring payment—loans, mortgages, bills, contractual duties.
The term appears in legal and business contexts where precision matters: The company disclosed its financial obligations to shareholders.
Personal financial obligations include rent, utilities, and credit card balances.
To meet your financial obligations is to pay what you owe on time.
- rent paymentTenant's regular housing cost
- car paymentScheduled vehicle debt portion
- utility billsFees for household services
- pay the billsDischarge monetary debts owed
- credit card debtMoney owed on plastic
medical bills · minimum payment · arrears · past due notice · fines · collection agency · installment plan · alimony · mortgage · student loan · insurance premiums · taxes · promissory note · child support · penalties · lien · garnishment · revolving credit
- lendingloans, borrower, approval, lenders, bank loan
- corporate liabilitycorporate veil, piercing the veil
- Islamic taxationzakat, haul, poor tax, wealth tax, land tax
- Jewish marriageJewish wedding, ketubah, chuppah, erusin, wedding canopy
- liquidationliquidation, winding up, winding-up, liquidator, company closure
financial obligationsassets
Owned items of value
financial assets · equity · net worth · holdings · receivables
financial obligationsfinancial freedom
financial independence · solvency · liquidity · disposable income · financial security