DEBTS - Answer with 81 Questions

Possible Questions:

Red ink
Obligations
Money owed
Word on a dollar bill
I.O.U.'s
Arrears
Owed amounts
Liabilities
IOUs
Financial obligations
Unpaid bills
Collector's items
Borrowers' burdens
Financial burdens
Red-ink entries
Outstanding things
Lord's Prayer word
Ledger entries
Insolvency causes
They're outstanding
Some obligations
Figures shown in red
Figures in red
Figures entered in red
You owe them
What one with "bills, bills, bills" has
Spendthrift's comeuppance
Shopaholic's accumulation
Red-ink items
Red figures
Outstanding issues
Moneys owed
Gamblers rack them up
Cause of bankruptcy
What shy people often have
What Oglethorpe's colonists had incurred
What markers may represent
Things owed
They need to be paid off
They must be satisfied
They might be consolidated
They may come from using plastic
These pile up for struggling rockers
Tabs or markers
Some are outstanding
Sins, to a theologian
Scores, of a sort
Scores, in a sense
Result of using plastic
Red-ink indications
Red items
Red ink cause
Reasons to look for a shark?
Possible result of big losses
Plastic user's concerns
Outstanding issues?
Monies owed
Money worries
Loser's problem, perhaps
Economy woes
Credit-card users' problems
Credit card abuser's problems
Consumer woes
Collector's items?
Collection agency concerns
Chronic gambler's problem
Chits, in effect
Chit notations
Charger's array
Charger's acquisitions
Borrowers' burden
Borrower's burdens
Bills to pay
Bankruptcy trustee's forte
Bankruptcy causes
Balance-sheet subtractions
Arrears, e.g.
Amounts in red numbers
"This note is legal tender for all ___, public and private" (words on U.S. bills)
"Outstanding" things
"I got __ that no honest man can pay" (Bruce)