Sentence examples for deposit repayment from inspiring English sources

) Activation of "Minimum deposit guarantee repayment loans" (€1.2bn from Germany; while the €4.0bn of offered Icesave loans from UK and Netherlands never was accepted) – to help finance the minimum deposit repayment to foreign account holders having lost their savings due to the bankruptcy of the Icelandic banks.

It can also set out how much someone has contributed to the mortgage deposit and repayments.

They can also set out how much someone has contributed to the mortgage deposit and repayments.

So how does a 20-year-old with no obvious means bag a 100%, £183,000 mortgage, to be repaid on an interest-only basis, when almost every other young buyer has to put down a deposit and make repayments that would cost around £1,075 a month rather than £775 once capital repayment is added on top of the interest?

Buyers pay a deposit and make repayments over a fixed term, usually 12 to 36 months.

Meanwhile, there are growing questions about the adequacy of F.D.I.C.'s insurance fund, which guarantees repayment on deposit accounts of up to $100,000 when banks collapse.

To make her more comfortable with the idea, I asked her to take the $1,080 a month she would have spent on debt repayment and deposit it in a joint savings account (she'll still come out ahead by not having to pay interest on her debts).

It is to secure the full repayment of deposits.

However I am worried that if we buy now we will have a smaller deposit with larger monthly repayments.

Credit card companies often will not settle a debt for less than is owed until a consumer has deposited the entire negotiated repayment in an independent account, Mr. Leuthold said.

Banks will not lend again until their balance sheets are restructured and the legal uncertainties surrounding frozen deposits and loan repayments are reduced.An IMF agreement would be a small step towards ending Argentina's financial isolation, but the government still has to renegotiate its debt (of about $100 billion) to private creditors.