Sentence examples for higher repayment from inspiring English sources

Stephan Vermut at Prosper reckons that the social aspect to the site encourages higher repayment rates.

The paper says that loans for fees and for living expenses could be split, with a higher repayment threshold for the fees loans.

Studies have shown that these loan groups have been able to reach higher repayment rates than banks with credit scoring technology.

Now the government looks set to abolish exactly these checks and balances: it is proposing to freeze the higher repayment threshold on student loans and is abolishing maintenance grants for the poorest students.

Back in 2009 Hong Kong's regulators and 16 banks that marketed the products offered the bondholders 60% of their investment back, and the possibility of a higher repayment based on further recovery, in exchange for title to the bonds.

They provide credit information for borrowers, particularly for millions of underbanked Americans, and higher repayment rates for lenders.

Homeowners are reducing mortgage debt by making, or maintaining, higher repayments using the extra cash generated by lower mortgage rates.

requesting longer working hours, for example, in order to afford the higher repayments, unless their wages had also gone up.

You couldn't miss the deprivation or the anxiety she suffered when her creditors chased her for higher repayments she couldn't afford.

Students and graduates who have taken out student loans since 2012 will face higher repayments after the £21,000 income threshold at which borrowings must be paid back was frozen for five years.

Research group Mintel said 5.5 million of the UK's 16.5 million borrowers could struggle to get a new loan, or face higher repayments when their current deal came to an end and they tried to remortgage.