Sentence examples for interest rate upon from inspiring English sources
"By causing UBS and other financial institutions to spread false and misleading information," Attorney General Eric Holder said in a statement, "these alleged conspirators – and others at UBS – manipulated the benchmark interest rate upon which many consumer financial products – including credit cards, student loans, and mortgages – are frequently based.
A bond is really just you lending money to someone else in exchange for an agreed-upon interest rate.
Fixed-Rate Loans Fixed-rate loans provide a single, lump-sum payment to the borrower, which is repaid over a set period of time at an agreed-upon interest rate.
The Vasicek model is one of the earliest no-arbitrage interest rate models based upon the idea of mean reverting interest rates.
At Prosper and Lending Club, lenders must be willing to take the gamble that they'll get paid back at the agreed upon interest rate.
A publicly announced 12-month planning process, with a subsequent 24-month phased in reduction of current interest rates (13.25%) to an agreed upon interest rate target range (using a basket of developed country interest rate benchmarks), 2. Coupled with a recalibration of the original three-pillars, and 3. A simultaneous fully coordinated government reform package.
Q: Why do you view mortgage repayment as an investment? A. Transactions in which you pay out money now and receive a stream of income in the future based on an agreed upon interest rate, are investments.
These CBSGs are composed of approximately 10 to 30 women who pool their savings and then lend out internally through group consensus at a pre-defined and mutually agreed upon interest rate.
The case boils down to a statute in California's health and safety code over whether to use interest rates agreed upon when the loans were first signed or when the Department of Finance reinstates them.
And if rates dip, payments may not decrease, depending upon the initial interest rate.
Thomas J. Pinkowish, an author of "Residential Mortgage Lending" (South-Western Educational Publishing, 2003) and the president of Remoc Associates in Essex, Conn., consultants to the mortgage industry, said that he rescinded a refinancing agreement in 2004 after the lender raised the interest rate beyond the terms originally agreed upon.
