Sentence examples for lower repayment from inspiring English sources

Some are going to have high repayment rates and some are going to have much lower repayment rates and I think the ones with much lower repayment rates are worth a look at what's going on.

The lifting of the fee cap looks inevitable, and the generous repayment regime for which we should (maybe) thank the Lib Dems will be replaced by lower repayment thresholds and real interest rates on student loans.

Doctors were worst off: as individual suppliers, they had least leverage and not only faced lower repayment rates but also had often to surmount daunting and costly bureaucratic challenges to secure reimbursement.

Furthermore, those lower repayment chances were confined to the provinces with the highest drops in the price of houses.

At the village level, we find significant evidence that higher emigration within a community is strongly linked to lower repayment rates in micro-finance.

Loans issued in early 2013 did have lower repayment rates: between 70% and 85% is our best estimate.

"Remortgage activity in particular is setting the pace, with strong competition giving many consumers an incentive to explore lower repayments in the full understanding that rates won't go much lower," he said.

Mr Miliband is expected to find the cash by reducing tax relief on saving for retirement.The only genuine cost to the taxpayer under the plan would be lower repayments from well-off high earners.

The half-dozen years of ultra-low interest rates have cut returns on savings, but mortgage borrowers have benefited from lower repayments.

Conor Ryan, director of research at the Sutton Trust, said: "There has been a lot said about the lower repayments that graduates make in their 20s under the new loan system, but very little about the fact that many graduates will face significant repayments through their 40s, whereas many would previously have repaid their loans by then.

Edwards says borrowers can negotiate deals for themselves, but adds: 'Some banks and building societies certainly do take people more seriously if they come through a CAB.' If you do negotiate lowered repayments, be aware that this is likely to have an effect on your credit record.