Sentence examples for negotiated repayment from inspiring English sources

Nazli negotiated repayment schedules with the banks.

Warning letters get lost, customers are hospitalized and even negotiated repayment plans can be misunderstood, sinking customers further into debt.

He amassed a pile by investing in military supplies and derived rewards from the petty wars that he professed to abominate; he made loans to needy aristocrats and negotiated repayment in the form of annuities, which, despite his claim to be permanently ill, gave him an incentive to go on living until he was 84.

Credit card companies often will not settle a debt for less than is owed until a consumer has deposited the entire negotiated repayment in an independent account, Mr. Leuthold said.

A 13-member panel of creditors of the US Airways Group was named by a Justice Department official to negotiate repayment terms of billions in debts as the bankrupt airline reorganizes.

Is it unthinkable that a bureaucrat might negotiate repayment on a debt by going through the list and saying "do you really need to spend £1.68 on Poptarts?" I would suggest it is distressingly plausible.

Explaining one hypothetical strategy, Fabian estimated that hedge funds could make a great return by negotiating repayment from Detroit as low as 80 cents on the dollar on those certificates.

If you have several years of unfiled returns, consider using a tax professional who can get you caught up and work with the IRS on your behalf to negotiate repayment plans or reductions in penalties.

"But when they did, we negotiated a repayment schedule".

But a significant number of those who have already negotiated softer repayment terms with their banks remain in mortgage arrears, according to the central bank's figures.

Hearts paid HMRC £450,000 in December and negotiated a repayment plan for a separate £1.5m tax bill, the first instalment of which has been met.