"in repayment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when something that was taken or owed is given back. For example: "He offered her a gift in repayment for her kindness."
Borrowers who are already in repayment will not be eligible.
But those private loans also offer little flexibility in repayment.
And second, the system offers insurance against hardship in repayment.
Any remaining debt after 25 years in repayment is forgiven, including both principal and interest.
"Their interest in repayment will trump their judgment about what's best for the organization".
The E.C.B. feared that any change in repayment terms might be seen as a Greek default.
Under that deal, they get priority in repayment in the event that Solyndra is liquidated.
Such new loans to companies in bankruptcy receive top priority in repayment.
(Yet you pay back the full amount of the $6,000 loan in repayment).
Once the loans are in repayment, only borrowers earning over £45K are charged the maximum rate.
With interest, the loans keep getting bigger, but they're in repayment.
