Sentence examples for loans into two from inspiring English sources

Although Fannie is banned from the jumbo market, lenders now regularly break up larger loans into two parts so that they can sell one of them one worth less than $240,000 to Fannie.

They tell you you might have some medical bills, or you can consolidate all of your loans into one payment.

The merger of Hokkaido Takushoku and Hokkaido Bank will combine two banks saddled with huge amounts of bad loans into one.

Bundling many loans into one investment, a process known as securitization, provides an efficient way to channel money to borrowers who might not otherwise get funds.

That means they often lack the performance history and standardized terms considered necessary for securitization, the process of bundling many loans into one investment.

***** I'm in debt and have contacted a debt-management company which says I can lump all my loans into one so that I just have to make one payment every month – to them – and they'll pass on a share of that money to everyone I owe money to.

Consolidate your student loans into one monthly rate.

Pay back ALL your debt by consolidating your loans into one payment.

One kind of alternative loan, called a "piggyback loan," splits the original loan into two pieces in order to help the borrower be at the 20 percent mark that nullifies the need for PMI.

Even after he arrived in Los Angeles, in 1923, with a bagful of confidence but little else, he and Roy could not start up Disney Bros. until they had secured some family loans — twenty-five dollars from Roy's girlfriend and five hundred from their Uncle Robert, who split the loan into four installments and charged them eight per cent interest.

Under its terms, the existing $1.215 billion office loan was divided into two pieces — a senior loan of $1.1 billion, representing the current value of the building at $835 a square foot, and a subordinate loan for $115 million.