Sentence examples for pay loan from inspiring English sources

The needs once met by 15th-century monks endure: it is said that some pawn their goods in order to pay loan sharks.

He has rent to pay, loan instalments on his new car to meet and a family to look after back in his village 500 miles away.

Politicians in eastern and central Europe sometimes pay loan sharks to buy the votes of Roma who owe them money, says Zeljko Jovanovic of Open Society Foundations, a group that campaigns for Roma inclusion.

For his working capital, to buy the fruit he sells, he used to pay loan sharks 1% a day.

Some problems he notes smack of subprime mortgage lending: lax disclosure requirements, variable interest rates that compound and make paying off the principal a Sisyphean task, and kickback agreements by which lenders pay loan originators in this case, colleges a cut of their revenues.

"It makes no sense to cut grants to students in order to pay loan servicers millions of dollars," said Chris Hicks, an organizer who leads the Debt-Free Future campaign for Jobs With Justice, a Washington-based nonprofit.

Starved of new credit, companies and consumers across the developing world are struggling desperately to pay loans coming due.

Both still have heavy debt burdens, even after they used cash from their offerings to pay loans and bonds.

Mr Todd said he was "taking out loans to pay loans" but that it was "so easy to borrow the money".

Broke people don't pay loans back.

Per diems allow employees to pay loans, take better care of family, meet monthly expenses or save for larger expenses.