Sentence examples for borrowers costs from inspiring English sources
He also highlighted the impact that low mortgage rates have had on borrowers' costs.
But other elements can also add to borrowers' costs — like hidden relationships between service providers, appraisers and lenders.
World Bank officials announced yesterday that the the bank's net income topped $1 billion in 1990, for the sixth year in a row, and that the institution would now consider reducing its borrowers' costs.
Responding to the controversy, the Conservative government — whose regulation of such lenders has been light compared with the United States, France, Germany and other European countries — said on Monday that it would propose a law to cap borrowers' costs for payday loans.
The N.A.A.C.P. suit seeks to have lenders pay the borrowers' costs, a term broad enough to cover a wide range of remedies, including refinancing at a lower interest rate without having to pay closing costs, or paying the difference in interest charges and penalties related to late payments on the higher-cost loans.
In particular, our unusual approaches to recruiting and vetting new borrowers, front-loading borrowing costs, borrower-driven repayment plans, and decentralizing mentoring services to our members can be applied with little adaptation at traditional microlending organizations.
Both online and face-to-face mortgage lenders charge higher interest rates to black and Latino borrowers, costing those homebuyers up to half a billion dollars more in interest every year than white borrowers with comparable credit scores, researchers at UC Berkeley have found.
Such fees hit half of all online borrowers, costing an average of $185.
Does not include cost to borrowers, additional costs for the SNB, or regulation costs.
Lenders may demand a premium, increasing borrowers' funding costs.
The downgrade could lead investors to demand higher interest rates from the federal government and other borrowers, raising costs for governments, businesses and home buyers.
