Sentence examples for after loans from inspiring English sources

Buy-to-let has rebounded strongly after loans all but disappeared during the financial crisis.

Delinquencies on mortgages tend to peak three to five years after loans are made, said Mark Fleming, the chief economist at First American CoreLogic, a research firm.

Following that sale, the chancellor, George Osborne, announced in his autumn statement that another £7.5bn of mortgages could be sold off by UK Asset Resolution (Ukar), the body that looks after loans issued by Northern Rock and B&B that are now owned by taxpayers.

With Adelphia's accounting under investigation by federal regulators and Mr. Rigas and his sons out of power after loans amounting to some $3.1 billion had been revealed, a sense has grown that the Rigas family's pride has led to a great fall.

The society - which has 850 staff, 46 branches and 350,000 customers - had faced speculation that it might have to be bailed out by the taxpayer or a rival institution after loans in the commercial property and buy-to-let markets turned sour.

With a proposed solution for West Bromwich, the City regulator is now expected to move on to the handful of other societies that might need a capital injection to boost their financial strength after loans to the property sector have turned sour.

Rejecting loan after loan, however, gave her battle fatigue.

After loan forgiveness, exclusive pensions and golden parachutes comes the non-compete fee.

It is also large, with revenues (after loan losses) of about $150 billion a year.

He rebuilt his reputation at Derry City and joined Millwall on a free transfer from Cardiff after loan spells at Luton and Bournemouth.

The trust agreement specifically notes that the trustees should not demand any payment until at least a year after loan recipients finish their studies.