'delinquent on payment' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used when discussing a person or entity who is late in making a payment. For example, "The company was delinquent on payment for two months before they caught up on their dues."
Nine percent of Korean cardholders were delinquent on payments as of June 30, compared with 6.6percentt as of Dec. 31, 2002.
An additional 3.5 million homeowners are in the foreclosure process or are so delinquent on payments that they will be soon.
The percentage of borrowers delinquent on payments and bad debts will rise as the year goes on, noted Keith Sherin, G.E.'s chief financial officer.
But on the bright side, younger borrowers tend to be in relatively "shallow" water compared to older borrowers and are less likely to be delinquent on payments, said Stan Humphries, chief economist at Zillow.com.
Because of this, Citi considers Mr. Yates delinquent on his payments, and he has had to hire a lawyer.
Both Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase are facing class-action lawsuits accusing them of charging excessive and abusive fees to people delinquent on mortgage payments.
It would exclude those who are delinquent on their payments — about 22percentt of all subprime borrowers, according to First American LoanPerformance, an industry research firm.
For borrowers who are delinquent on their payments, or who are at risk of defaulting on the loan, help may include a reduction in their existing loan principal or other modifications.
In New Jersey, there were 17,525 option ARMs still outstanding at the end of June, and 11.4percentt of the homeowners with those loans are at least 30 days delinquent on their payments.
Two years ago, while on a temporary sojourn in London, Mr. Haden-Guest, 75, became delinquent on his payments to a Queens self-storage company, where he had been housing what he said were nearly a half-million dollars' worth of books, art, clothes and personal papers.
