Sentence examples for guarantee interest from inspiring English sources

Mortgage lenders offset the risk that borrowers would repay their loans early by buying up Treasury bonds that guarantee interest rates over 10 years.

Many fear the insurers, which guarantee interest and principal payments on nearly half of all municipal bonds, will lose their triple-A credit ratings.

It has been pushed to the forefront because of the recent concern about the strength of bond insurance companies like MBIA and the Ambac Financial Group, which together guarantee interest and principal payments on $733 billion in municipal debt.

Of particular concern are the insurance contracts known as credit default swaps in which one party agrees to guarantee interest and principal payments in case an issuer defaults on its bonds.

Mr. Hollande, in an effort to recapture momentum in the election, laid out his initial plans as president: to freeze fuel prices for three months, slash ministerial salaries by 30 percent, raise taxes on the very rich, increase welfare payments and guarantee interest rates above inflation on tax-free savings accounts.

A Times story at the time said that the buyers had agreed to "pay part, or all, of Mr. Trump's $300 million mortgage on the hotel, guarantee interest payments on Mr. Trump's Plaza debt and spend $28 million to renovate part of the hotel".

Created in the 1970s, the insurance companies initially specialized in guaranteeing interest and principal payments on municipal debt that rarely defaulted.

One obstacle to further cuts in interest rates, which remain high in real terms, is the existence of a popular savings account (called caderneta de poupança), which offers an 8-9% guaranteed interest rate.

Several factors that affect the level of income in annuity policies such as this one: fund performance, a guaranteed interest rate if applicable; the regular bonuses declared; and the anticipated bonus rate [ABR].

One has been spawned by its Financial Guaranty Insurance Company Group, which guarantees interest on municipal bonds.

Majors' promotional material at the time promised "8% to 40% Government Guaranteed Interest with almost No Down SideRisk of Principal," and "the perfect tax loophole solution".