Sentence examples for extend repayment from inspiring English sources

After months of costly procrastination and with a multicountry financial meltdown possibly just hours away, the European Union has approved a new Greek bailout loan and agreed to lower interest rates and extend repayment periods for the money it provides to Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

Dubai, one of the seven members of the United Arab Emirates, said Wednesday that it intended to ask all lenders to Dubai World, the government's main investment vehicle, and Nakheel, the conglomerate's property development unit, to sign on to a so-called standstill agreement and extend repayment deadlines until at least the end of May.

Turkcell's debt level grew 35.4% during the quarter, to $853 million, mostly to extend repayment of existing debt for two more years.

Federal student loans offer flexible repayment terms, like the economic hardship deferment, forbearance, extended repayment and income-based repayment.

Since 2009, we have modified $1.1 billion in private education loans with interest rate reductions or extended repayment terms".

They also eased the conditions on Greece's rescue loans by reducing interest rates and extending repayment terms.

Creditors balked at extending repayment on $1.4 billion of nearly $5 billion in debts that Hynix still hopes to repay this year.

"Reprofiling", by extending repayment terms and fixing interest rates at low levels, could reduce Greece's debt burden to 100% of GDP by 2050, according to the IMF.

There is unlikely to be any direct writedown of nominal debt levels, but moves to reduce the debt could involve extending repayment schedules and lowering interest rates.

So a borrower who has already made several years worth of payments under another repayment plan, such as graduated repayment or extended repayment, would have to reset the forgiveness clock to zero.

Mr. Cliggott advised investors to be wary of financial services companies, which can hide loan losses by extending repayment or rolling unpaid debts into new loans but can run into trouble if the economy sours.