The phrase "a repayment time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration or period required to repay a loan or debt.
Example: "The loan agreement specifies a repayment time of five years, during which monthly payments must be made."
Alternatives: "repayment period" or "loan term".
Adding $100 to the minimum payment, for a total monthly payment of $415, will save you even more time and interest, with a repayment time of 54 months and total interest cost of $6,361.
For the two most common ethanol feedstocks, the study found that sugarcane ethanol produced on natural cerrado lands would take about 17 years to repay its carbon debt, while corn ethanol produced on U.S. central grasslands would result in a repayment time of about 93 years.
A histogram of the resulting fraction of runs leading to a given repayment time interval is provided in Figure5. Figure 5 Histogram of repayment times by bootstrap analysis, capacity of 10MW, FIT rate $0.44/kWh, inverter efficiency 90%, system efficiency 16%, location London, ON rural area.
Two alternative designs of pumping plant including Annuity method for the estimation of annual plant costs and Pay-off method useful for an imaginary "repayment time" have been proposed for cost review in the chapter.
The result of such a study would likely show a positive auto-correlation would increase the probability of abnormally long repayment time while a negative auto-correlation would decrease this risk.
Within the DCF framework, the repayment time is a common metric to characterize the economic performance of industrial projects.
In other words, retrospective analysis shows the repayment time for a solar plant as if it were built in 1978, 1979 etc up to 1995.
The repayment time of a solar PV farm is much more rapid than the 20 years over which the current FIT agreements guarantee pricing, even allowing for the occurrence of extreme events.
The repayment time falls in a narrow window, so even the worst case is not very much worse than the best case.
Warning: If you don't make a repayment on time, the loan balance becomes a taxable distribution, with a 10% penalty if you are under 59. and a half when the plan reports the distribution to the IRS.
Taking out a 15-year mortgage dramatically cuts your home loan repayment time.
