Sentence examples for loans to adjust from inspiring English sources

This week, the Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, called on lenders to move more aggressively to reduce the principal on delinquent loans to adjust them for the drop in home prices.

Be aware that borrowing via an ARM means, in essence, betting either that interest rates will be steady or fall once your loan begins to adjust, or that you'll be able to refinance.

The interest rates on more than 2,200 loans are expected to adjust upward by the end of this year, said Michael Meyer, Newark's director of housing and real estate, which might mean many borrowers will face higher payments, and possibly more trouble meeting them.

Perhaps your loan is about to adjust to a higher rate that is barely affordable — or already has.

"But in New York City, where values are still high and loan amounts are much higher than elsewhere, servicers might have to adjust the loans a lot more to make them affordable," Mr. Zinner said.

Her senator made an inquiry with a regulator after her own extensive efforts at persuading her lender to adjust her loan had failed.

The loans are still debt traps, wired to adjust upward explosively if and when rates rise again.

Credible also offers a student loan refinancing product, letting graduates who want to adjust their numbers refinance their outstanding federal and private student loans.

In response, Wells and JPMorgan decided to adjust their bad-loan totals to also include junior mortgages that are current but come behind past-due first mortgages.

(In 2015. I guess they wanted to give the payday loan companies another couple of years to adjust and break a few more homes).

Government debt, like for student loans, can be adjusted to make payments easier, though loans from private organizations like banks can be harder to adjust.