Sentence examples for loans on average from inspiring English sources

Denham says that under the current system, graduates pay off their loans on average over 11 years.

Approximately 7.4 million students will borrow about $3,500 in subsidized Stafford loans on average, costing the federal government more than $7 billion.

According to a Federal Reserve study, Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's mortgage rates are only 0.07percentt lower than competitors' loans, on average.

"These loans, on average, create two and a half jobs, which is consistent with the fact that the small business sector has been the only sector to contribute net increases in the last 10 years," she said.

The ratings agency found that cov-lite loans, on average, recovered roughly 72%, compared to an 82% average recovery on fully-covenanted loans.

Many consumers applying for loans on average pay eight to nine times the interest amount they should because those loans aren't secured, which is a common practice in the U.S. and other regions.

This scheme will run for three years from 1 April and help up to 74,000 buyers – suggesting the government loan will on average be worth just over £47,000, and that a typical buyer will be putting down a deposit of about £11,800.

Between 2003 and 2010, my annual salary averaged $78,484, and I loaned, on average, $29,363 of that back to the company (after I had paid taxes on it).

Submitting the forms was too costly, they said ($20 per loan, on average), or too time-consuming (the information came back to the lender in about one business day).

When adjusted for inflation, student loan debt has increased, but, as noted, it is about the size of a car loan on average.

Borrowing through mortgage brokers has increased in recent years and Asic has found broker loans were on average larger and had higher loan-to-valuation ratios, which require smaller deposits, than loans provided through banks.