Sentence examples for obligations interest from inspiring English sources

If the nation doesn't meet its obligations, interest rates will go up for home loans, credit cards and business loans.

"Collateralized mortgage obligations," "collateralized debt obligations," interest rate swaps, all that shit...my brain isn't made to digest that stuff.

Auction-rate securities are debt obligations whose interest rates are set at auctions every 7 to 35 days.

Its workers built up their future benefits by about $6 billion, a new labor contract with the United Automobile Workers added $2.1 billion in obligations, and interest rates fell, increasing obligations.

Nearly a third said they would struggle to meet all their obligations if interest rates went up by a percentage point.

Then, a few weeks later, Congress and President Obama need to agree on terms for raising the federal debt ceiling so the Treasury Department can continue borrowing to meet all the government's obligations, including interest payments on debt already issued.

The Treasury Department has said that the government must reach a deal by Aug. 2 or risk being unable to temporarily meet all its obligations like interest payments on debt, Social Security or paychecks to federal workers.

The risks that banks would have taken on under the old system — when banks made loans and profited only as they were paid back — had been transferred through a bewildering wilderness of options, swaps, swaptions, specialized investment vehicles, collateralized debt obligations, variable interest entities and who knows how many other instruments.

They consist mostly of entitlements, like Social Security and Medicare; fixed obligations like interest on the national debt, pensions for federal and military employees and various subsidies that have already been enacted; and morally mandatory expenses like those for national security.

Unpaid obligations and interest combine to $115,294, the filing claims.

Without a continuing meaningful involvement in the nonprofit after meeting their board obligations, their interests move elsewhere.