Sentence examples for loans costing from inspiring English sources

But it issued just 14,000 loans, costing taxpayers £17,000 per loan, or £240m in total.

July's report on the green deal by the Commons public accounts committee has revealed that only 14,000 loans, costing £50m, were provided to households – far short of the £1.1bn target previously predicted by the government.

Although they are often described as one-off short term loans, costing an average of £25 per £100 for 30 days, it said up to half of payday lenders' revenue came from loans that last for a longer period.

In some cases, LendingClub also withdrew double payments from consumers' accounts and charged those who paid off their loans, costing consumers overdraft fees, the FTC said.

Friday, Dec. 15, 2017 — Shannon Otto's unpaid student loans cost her her nursing license.

Those loans cost less, and thus helped the bank achieve higher profits, but only when times were good.

Some credit union loans cost no more than 1% a month on the outstanding balance (an APR of 12.7%).

Jumbo loans cost more to the borrower, which may be a sign that Frannie is not charging enough for its guarantee.

So if loans cost more and lenders underwrite fewer of them, people will have less money to spend on their education.

Bad mortgages and home equity loans cost the bank $1 billion in the first quarter, bringing total residential real estate losses since the financial crisis began to more than $20 billion.

Its loans cost on average a usurious-sounding 80% in interest.